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54mm Napoleon's Europe workbench where we aim to keep you informed about all upcoming releases related to our 54mm Napleonics product range. Please note that any dates given here or order of release are for guidance only and are not set in stone, however, we will strive to be as accurate in our production timelines as possible. As always, if you have questions, comments, or products you'd like to see us develop, please don't hesitate to
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UPDATE 5/25/2010
Work continues fast and furiously on our flagship product range, 54mm Napoleon's Europe. Of course, we continue to sculpt all sorts of new figures, but unfortunately, moving forward we will only show very little of them on our workbench due to the need to protect the information about what we're releasing. So please remember that what is shown here is only a tiny fraction of what we actually have and that most new items will never be shown here and will just suddenly become available!
Ok, so the Napoleonic Russians have finally been removed from the workbench as the production is complete and the figures are now being displayed in collections around the world! We haven't added anything new to the Workbench in quite some time, but as a small treat for our Napoleonic customers, here are few additional figures that we will be releasing in July!
That's right, due to popular (and strenuously repeated!) requests, we have finally added Wellington himself. These two images show him conferring with his staff at Waterloo. Add to him Uxbridge, Orange, and now Vandeleur below, and a Mounted British Staff at Waterloo starts to take form!
As a nice pairing with Uxbridge and Wellington is John Ormsby Vandeleur. He was in command of the British cavalry brigade which contained the 12th Light Dragoons and as such is a perfect compliment to our recent release of the same. He is also of note as he took command of the entire British Cavalry Reserve at Waterloo after Uxbridge lost his leg.
We will then move on to the French Heavy Cavalry. Sculpts below show our Cuirassiers. You can see a color image of these figures painted in the gallery.
54mm French Cuirassiers - Click to Enlarge
Once the above set is complete, your display options will be tremendous for representing the charges of the French Heavies at both Waterloo and Borodino. Pickup a redout, some Russian Artillery, and infantry and recreate the famous charges of the battle. Pickup some British Guards, some Highlanders, and some British Artillery, and recreate the even more famous charges at Waterloo! Or, quite possibly, use our upcoming Cuirassiers to charge yet another opponent at still another battle! But...which one? Hmm.....
Also ready for production are some more of the Allied minor troops at Waterloo. In this case, the Brunswick Leib battalion and Advanced Guard Jaegers. Who but First Legion offers such a variety of minor contingents in their Napoleonic ranges!!!
The images below show the Brunswick Line Infantry and the Brunswick Advance Guard Jaegers.
54mm Brunskwick Infantry - Click to enlarge
54mm Brunswick Advance Guard Jaegers - Click to Enlarge
We hope you'll agree that Napoleon's Europe is fast becoming the broadest, and certinaly highest quality, Napoleonic Toy Soldier range in the world.