Showing posts with label Minifigs. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Minifigs. Show all posts

Wednesday, May 28, 2025

More Rescued French Napoleonic Infantry

Not sure of the brand, but they had a Minifigs feel about them.  On the base of the infantry figure is the code 30F while the flagbearer has the code 25F which the drummer also seems to have (maybe reflecting a command set?).  The Napoleonic 15mm Wargamer | Facebook consensus was Minifigs.

I rebuilt one flagpole and was going to replace some broken bayonets but thought better of it.  They look good as they are.


I was particularly taken with the drummer trudging along.

My camera really brightens the blues.


UPDATE

Thanks to James we have the definitive reference for these figures.






Tuesday, May 20, 2025

More letting Go Of Figures I will Never Finish

A friend is passing on a massive collection of 25mm Minifigs ancients and I thought I would add these into the hoard/horde.

Parthians

A mix of cavalry here, including some generals.

Another mix, thankfully I only got as far as removing the base from one horse.

Phoenix Cretans, with Greek javelinmen and some Romans.

At the same time I also let go of the figures featured in these four posts:

Wednesday, April 23, 2025

Old Cavalry

The final post in this nostalgia series, this time it is the LC, MC, HC, EHC and SHC to use the WRG Ancients rules parlance.

PBC166 on A11
German Cavalryman


PBC36 on A6
Successor/Italian Light Cavalryman


PBC103 Cavalryman of the Civil War


PBC126 Heavy Cavalry Late 2nd Century



PBC75 on A2
And it seems I'm missing the relevant Minifigs catalogue page...


PBC168 on A12 Parthian Cataphract





Tuesday, April 22, 2025

Old Medium and Heavy Infantry

Continuing the trip down memory lane of random Minifigs painted when I was a teenager.

PB115 Senior Officer

PB193 Saxon Peasant Infantry

PB1 Macedonian Infantry Officer with Standard

PB44 Carthaginian Citizen Spearmen

Old Light Medium Infantry

PB51 Spanish Scutarius

Dacians PB169, PB170 and PB172
These figures and the preceding ones have thicker balsa bases and were possibly a later paint job.

PB175 Jewish Infantryman



PB190 Ulster Warrior



PB164 Early German Infantryman

PB165 Early German Infantrymen

PB188 Lower Class Scots/Irish Warrior

PB138 and PB136 
Infantryman of the Auxlia Palatina

PB160 PB158 PB156 PB153 PB155 PB162
Gallic and British Infantrymen

Carraticus

Bodecia

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