Unboxing Revell 200-th Waterloo

[Emperor]

I got me a Revell Waterloo set for bycentury...I will try to make a small review tomorrow about the set...
All what I can say for now that set contains 3 types of figures, British life guard cavalary, Prussian infantry, and French grenadiers. The box has around 17 British figures that are mounted, 42 of Prussian figures and 48 of French figures...I will continue tomorrow...

[Emperor]

Ok so here it is...First the box art
On back of the box there is instruction how to paint the figures, whit which colors...

Here is the sprue with French
Here is with British
And here is with Prussians
Personally I think I will keep half of all the figures unpainted...I want to save entire box also...Normally I cut the box art and keep it as reminder in my boxart catalogue and I get rid of rest of the box but not this time...Also I think there won't be many difficulties in painting this figures, since they are very well sculpted, but I want to do it with clear head and relaxed atmosphere with zero rushing... From first impression, since I hold Revell Napoleonic figures for the first time, they look a bit small compared to Italeri and Zvezda, and Strelets figures would look like bears compared to Revell set...Especially the heads...
As concerning flash, there is almost no flash at all...Maybe on few places on bayonets and swords, but that is all...

[Benno]

Great to have these figures released again. The figures from Revell are always a pleasure to paint. A bit strange they put the British life guards in, and not the British infantry.

[Ragnar]

All that effort to make a larger box, what they should have done is put in some accessories and made it a playset!

[Beano Boy]

Revell figures from 1992 - 1996. It`s good to see these Old Timers again. BB

[Emperor]

Well this set will go good with Italeri Waterloo set, since it has Hougomont or La Haie Saint, since those two farms are trade mark of Battle of Waterloo...