What are your views on HaT venturing into a different era for they 1/32nd figures?
Without going into what other manufacturers make or have made I would like to start the ball rolling by suggesting something Colonial.
Prehaps on the lines of the forthcoming Zulu War British.
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Well,....HaT could finish the Napoleonic wars with some British units before any other period. Red Plastic please.
Colonial and WW1 are my least favorite period.
7 yr war Austrians is my vote.
World War 1
Australians
British
French
and both early & late war Germans.
Greeks mercs to finnish of the Punic War range,
Rob C,
I think you all know what period I'd like to see, but that's been pretty well discounted. I would like to see some good quality British LINE infantry with both stovepipe and Belgian shakos.
I would love to see 1/32 scale WWI Infantry, and the colonial period.
I like too much napoleon figures. Austians, Russians en Prussian cavalery would be the top. Also artillery would be nice for my collection of napolein figures.
hello
yes 1/32 napoleonnic ,punic wars ,zulu wars ,7 yr war Austrians
regards john
I for one would love to have some WWI Germans, French, British, Russians, Austro Hungarians, Turks, Americans. This one era sadly left out for 1/32 realm. AIP is not even close in quality.
Late Rome, Crusades.
Prussian, Russian, and Austrian Napoleonic cavalry varieties to accompany the infantry would be terrific! Portugese infantry to accompany British and your intended Spanish would also be great.
Italeri has already produced Austrian infantry from the 1790's through to 1809, so either some later period Shako-wearing Austrian Infantry, or even better, Austrian Cavalry (Cuirassiers, Dragoons, Chevaux-legers, Ulans), or Austrian artillery - 3,6 pdr cannons and 7 pdr howitzers with crew - would be best sellers.
Cheers
Stephen A.
Sorry, I lost the thread of this blog with my over-exuberance for all 1/32 models Napoleonic!
16th Century Swiss, Landsknechts, Imperial and French, Mercenary cavalry (Reiters), and Spanish Tercios. No one services this market currently, but I'm sure it would be popular.
Regards
Stephen A.
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