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Been having a search for these models but only seem to be able to find painted larger ones.

I'm looking for the GW Epic type size models or slightly larger, unpainted and if possible with movement trays. I would be looking for French and British troops.

The idea will be to have them on top of a map of the area for guests at a Waterloo Ball meal to push around on the table like an operations room table.


My google fu is failing, can anyone help?

   
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I think you are reffering to 15mm figures right ?

A quick google search should bring them up for you,
http://www.fighting15sshop.co.uk/british-242-c.asp

These guys seem to sell all that you are looking for, hope that helps.

   
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Cardiff

Epic is 6mm, not 15mm.

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Try Old Glory Miniatures... I don't think they have pics on their site, but I have their 10mm Austrians, they come 5 to a strip (and cav are individual horse and rider).

http://www.oldgloryminiatures.com/categories.asp?cat=96

10mm is the same scale as Warmaster figs, and they'd be perfect for table top markers (I used Warmaster models for a Generals Compendium campaign to mark territory)

*edit: they do have some pics of painted models on their site under the country links above

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Baccus miniatures and Adler miniatures sell Epic (6mm) size figures.

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 JohnnyHell wrote:
Epic is 6mm, not 15mm.


Ah my bad sorry

   
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Thanks for the links! 6mm, 10mm, 15mm are all excellent. I wasn't too sure on the epic size but the 10mm seems ideal, shame old glory miniatures arn't in the UK.
   
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York, UK

ids1984 wrote:
shame old glory miniatures arn't in the UK.


Actually they do have a UK division.

(I've even linked to the 10mm Napoleonics section for you )


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 ProfessionalAmateur wrote:
ids1984 wrote:
shame old glory miniatures arn't in the UK.


Actually they do have a UK division.

(I've even linked to the 10mm Napoleonics section for you )



Thank you I'd found it at the same time! perfect I'm looking forward to painting them.

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Are you going to make two matched armies?

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We're not very big on official rules. Rules lead to people looking for loopholes. What's here is about it. 
   
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Cardiff, United Kingdom

Nobody has brought up the Perry Brothers? o.O

http://www.perry-miniatures.com/index.php?cPath=22_62

Austrians, Prussians, Brits, French, Russians... eat yer heart out

   
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York, UK

 Henners91 wrote:
Nobody has brought up the Perry Brothers? o.O

http://www.perry-miniatures.com/index.php?cPath=22_62

Austrians, Prussians, Brits, French, Russians... eat yer heart out


The OP wanted a smaller scale than the Perry Plastics.

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 Kilkrazy wrote:
Are you going to make two matched armies?


All depends what the mess wants, but I think it will be british and french troops, as for matched it'll be whatever they buy then painted by my gaming club.
   
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Cardiff, United Kingdom

 ProfessionalAmateur wrote:
 Henners91 wrote:
Nobody has brought up the Perry Brothers? o.O

http://www.perry-miniatures.com/index.php?cPath=22_62

Austrians, Prussians, Brits, French, Russians... eat yer heart out


The OP wanted a smaller scale than the Perry Plastics.


Ooh I didn't notice the 'epic' clarification there. My apologies.

   
 
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