A lot of new sets from Hagen-Miniatures

Last week when I came back from work a parcel from Andy awaited me. While I was in the holidays Massimo and he were very busy.

So a lot of new figures will appear this week in our shop. First the Hungarian Honved infantry I already posted here. Then two new Spanish Napoleonic soldiers and then some new sets of which I haven't shown the masters so far.

First for the friends of the ACW here a Union artillery:

Next for those of you who like personalities here we have Cardinal Richelieu

What I can offer next are marauding Ashigarus in addition to our Samurai range. On troup having a rest, the others are Roning chasing some civilians away.

And finally we are going forward to expand our 1870 Franco-Prussian war range. Here as the next set a French Mitrailleuse, more to follow soon.

I think this is enough for the moment:-) At the working table are now Austrian infantry 1809.

cheers
uwe

Dutch troops in Surinam, late 18th century

Thomsomfeld made a great diorama of a lesser know conflict.
Here you always have the same figures in a different landscape. So you can see what is all possible with the right backround.

More photos like this you can see here.

Here two paintings from the source he must have used. I read the book and have it somewhere in my archive, but can't remember the title at the moment.

French horse artillery at Waterloo

Thomas Mischak sent photos of this new battery of his impressing waterloo diorama.
Good to see some Newline figures here too. The 20mm range fits with nearly all 1/72 figures as long as you don't put them too close to a Zvezda-figure.

A German attack at Kharkov 1943

Gerrit sent photos of his painted tankriders which we have in our shop.

I hope you enjoy the photos. And if you like them buy them as Gerrit needs the money to pay for more masters:-)

And the next project in addition the American Civil war

As Andy already made a new canon he asked Massimo about making a guncrew.
The ACW is both their favourite period, so they took there time what you see here in the quality of the figures.

So now let's wait for the Confederate attack:-)