All at Hannants: Chinese light cavalry 16-17th century Chinese medium cavalry Chines light cavalry Korean heavy cavalry set 1 Korean heavy cavalry set 2 Korean guerrilla’s cavalry Burgundian crossbowmen 15th century
Yep! And hopefully in the RedBox format like the Italian or Spanish infantry sets: 12 troopers and 4 staff. The Strelets crossbowmen set was not a real succes, so hopefully a nice set this time!
Some very interisting & exceptional subjects again. I sincerely hope the intriguing RedBox range is profitable & successful. Truly, they‘re constantly breaking new ground in 1/72 plastic.
Has somebody heard about the estimated release dates already?
Would be great if it would be possible to have a glimpse at some preview images!? Any online at vk already?
On the Strelets forum HARON said in his typical short and clear words: ‘In may’. The RedBox pre 1812 Russian infantry sets are sceduled for end this year. That’s what he mentioned on vk site. I don’t speak russian; read that here at Bennos.
Announced sets are on vk-site. Burgundian crossbowmen got 8 poses from which 4 handgunners. 3 of 4 pavises are on standards. It’s not the final set of crossbowmen which will make all others unnecessary, so the speak. Bit of dissapointment, although usable. https://m.vk.com/photo-7879149_45624501 ... 9149_19557
I said the same they pretended to make handgonners or much more "primitive arquebusiers" from the 15th CENTURY while they look like 17th century musketeers,even you can put on them a 18th tricorn hat and convert them easily into minutemen or redcoats lol
TBH, they (the arquebusiers) don´t look too bad. http://www.hagen-miniatures.de/index.ph ... w/158/2294 As for the Crossbowmen..also not bad but unfortunately my plans for them (other than just painting them) have been scuppered. Hopefully Frank will make a set of crossbowmen to add to his series.