Landships II

Kamil · Lieutenant-Colonel

WW1 cavalry figures

baldwin · Hero

W^D,I am expecting new sets including cavalry in a few weeks.

Kamil · Lieutenant-Colonel

What type of cavalry and country?

PDA · Legend

W^D Models has some cavalry on the way.

HaT has some on the way, too:

8272 WWI British Cavalry
8273 WWI French Cavalry
8274 WWI Turkish Cavalry

No release date for any.

Early War Miniatures has some British cavalry.

baldwin · Hero

The W^D ones are for British cavalry. See the pic's of the masters. Notice one figure is mounting his horse. As usual all are in "relaxed" poses.The other set will be for the 6 horse gun team (British).

Out soon.

Rob · Legend

Blimey they look superb with all the equipment on the horses - horses not usually my thing but think i'll pick some up!

mike_m · Major

Rob wrote:
Blimey they look superb with all the equipment on the horses

�I've seen them, and they are.

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Mike

THE OLD LANCER · Colonel

I know that you do some fantastic pieces, but what about some in 1/35th scale!!!!!!!! please.

THE OLD LANCER

baldwin · Hero

Lancer

Well what can I say,many thanks but I think it best I stick to what I am doing now. The whole W^D thing started because I wanted 4 figures to go with the WDLR kits. Since then I have created a monster which has gone out of control !!! To start doing things in another scale would drive me totally insane!!!!!

Pzkpfw-e · Commander in Chief

Musketeer Miniatures.

http://www.musketeer-miniatures.com/store.php?r=20&rule=Historical&id=50
Not new (Having just properly read the OP!)

Kamil · Lieutenant-Colonel

I cant find words to say how great they are

mike_m · Major

Too chunky to my eyes those, the horses should be pulling beer wagons.

W^D's are much better, take my word.

Mike

PDA · Legend

The Musketeer Miniatures figures are 28mm. The W^D Models figures are 4mm:foot, or approximately 1/76 in theory, but look perfectly OK side-by-side with 1/72 figures.

mike_m · Major

PDA wrote:
The Musketeer Miniatures figures are 28mm. The W^D Models figures are 4mm:foot, or approximately 1/76 in theory, but look perfectly OK side-by-side with 1/72 figures.

�Depends on what you want them for.� For wargaming possibly so, but for models 28mm as well as being larger always has a chunkier style, so next to properly proportioned 1/76 they would look far too heavy in my opinion.

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Mike

PDA · Legend

mike_m wrote:
Depends on what you want them for.� For wargaming possibly so, but for models 28mm as well as being larger always has a chunkier style, so next to properly proportioned 1/76 they would look far too heavy in my opinion.
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Mike

I agree. I'd never mix 28s with 1/72s or 1/76s. I was just pointing out that the figures pzkfwe showed us are 28mm, not 1/72, just in case somebody didn't notice.

mike_m · Major

I agree. I'd never mix 28s with 1/72s or 1/76s. I was just pointing out that the figures pzkfwe showed us are 28mm, not 1/72, just in case somebody didn't notice.

�Oops, I read your post incorrectly!�

In any case, nice to have the choice when it comes to cavalry figures.

Mike