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So I have the massive urge to paint some horse cavalry, preferably from the WW1 era, especially Polish Uhlans if such models exist but Britsh/American cav would be fine. I'm having a serious issue searching for or finding models in this vein, any leads?

To update myself, alternately a source of single cav models that would be in scale to each other and cross a variety of eras would also be an interesting alternative for a project.

Have a look at Great War Miniatures WW1 cavalry.

For Napoleonic's try Front Rank and Calpe for single models Perry and Victrix offer some amazing plastic box sets.


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The box contains 13 mounted dragoons, 8 dismounted (this allows for horse holders) , 6 casualties (French and British Infantry), unit bases and painting guide. Torsos for the correct ratio of troopers for the elite company are included, both in helmets and the old bearskins retained by some regiments. The dragoon?s traditional role of dismounting to fire use long musketoons was still, on occasion performed, but since 1800 they had evolved into regular cavalry. The box includes mounted and dismounted figures to allow their full range of duties to be represented.

Miniatures are supplied unpainted and assembly may be required.

Brigade Games has a range of ww1 models.

Uhlans http://www.brigadegames.com/G112--German-Uhlans_p_1571.html

full range
http://www.brigadegames.com/WW1-German-Forces-1914-1916_c_79.html

28 mm metals. Never got from their site, as I have a local supplier.

Those are also by Great War miniatures, livanbard, but Lon does some great Cossacks