Here we go again, time to showcase some of the artistry and beauty produced by the FL team
New Expected Late August 2014!
Imperial Roman Testudo
The Roman Testudo, or Tortoise, was a formation widely used by the Roman Empire most notably during sieges such as that at Jerusalem or other walled cities.The concept behind the formation was for the legionaries to form in close order with interlocking shields such that the men were protected from the sides, front, and overhead by a linked wall of shields guarding them from various forms of missile fire as they advanced. We have presented the figures for this release such that a modular Testudo can be formed in any size desired by the collector with as few as six figures and no upward limit simply by expanding the frontage and depth as per the setup guide. For guidance on which figures go where, please view the setup guide which shows the layout and position of each figure. In addition, the front, left, and right rank figures can also be used in a non-Testudo display as a close order line of battle advancing towards the enemy.
- ROM110 -- Imperial Roman Legionary Front Rank Testudo
- ROM111 -- Imperial Roman Legionary Right Side Testudo
- ROM112 -- Imperial Roman Legionary Left Side Testudo
- ROM113 -- Imperial Roman Legionary Testudo Cover Variant 1 - Center
- ROM114 -- Imperial Roman Legionary Testudo Cover Variant 2 - Outside Row
Great War - French Infantry
The 34th Regiment of Infantry is one of the glorious regiments of the French Army dating all the way back to 1625 when it was first formed. During WWI the regiment served with the 34th Infantry Division throughout the war and participated in the Battles of Verdun, the Marne, and the Somme and that was just in 1916. They were engaged in all five years of the conflict.
- FL-GW013 -- French Officer Leading the Attack - 34th Infantry Regiment
- FL-GW014 -- French Infantry Advancing Firing - 34th Infantry Regiment
- FL-GW015 -- French Infantry Throwing Grenade - 34th Infantry Regiment
- FL-GW016 -- French Infantry Kneeling Firing - 34th Infantry Regiment
- FL-GW017 -- French Infantry Laying Wounded - 34th Infantry Regiment
- FL-GW018 -- French Infantry Charging #1 - 34th Infantry Regiment
- FL-GW019 -- French Infantry Charging #2 - 34th Infantry Regiment
- FL-GW020 -- French Infantry Charging #3 - 34th Infantry Regiment
- FL-GW021 -- French Infantry Charging #4 - 34th Infantry Regiment
- FL-GW022 -- French Infantry Machine Gun Team - 34th Infantry Regiment
- FL-GW023 -- French Infantry Firing Grenade - 34th Infantry Regiment
- FL-GW024 -- French Infantry Laying Loading - 34th Infantry Regiment
- FL-GW025 -- French Infantry Sergeant Pulling a Private Forward - 34th Infantry Regiment
Great War - German
New Series!
- FL-GW001 -- German Officer on Phone - 62nd Infantry Division
- FL-GW002 -- German Standing Firing - 62nd Infantry Division
- FL-GW003 -- German Fixing Bayonet - 62nd Infantry Division
- FL-GW004 -- German Standing Loading - 62nd Infantry Division
- FL-GW005 -- German Standing with Grenade - 62nd Infantry Division
- FL-GW006 -- German Assisting Wounded Vignette - 62nd Infantry Division
- FL-GW007 -- German Standing with Gas Mask - 62nd Infantry Division
60mm Metal Figure Kits - Unpainted
The heavy equipment starts to arrive.
- FL54006 -- Marshal Michel Ney, 1812-1815
- FL54007 -- French Marshal's Aide de Camp, 1810-1815
- FL54008 -- Austrian Archduke Charles - 1809
- FL54009 -- Arthur Wellesley, 1st Duke of Wellington 1815
- FL54010 -- Prussian Standard Bearer 1812-1815
- FL54011 -- Napoleonic Cantiniere
- FL54012 -- French Infantry "Card Players"
- FL54013 -- French Infantry Cooking - 2 Figures, Dog, and Camp Fire
- FL54014 -- Wounded French Legere Corporal Assisted by Cantiniere, 1813-1815
Unpainted Metal Kits - Scale 60mm
Since we first came on the scene in 2007 with our stunning painted
figure ranges featuring world class figure sculpts, we have been
asked countless times by modellers and painters around the world if we
would sell unpainted metal figure kit versions of our painted figures. We are happy to announce that the time has come and we are pleased to
present our new range of beautifully sculpted unpainted metail figure
kits. Some of these kits are brand new figures specifically
sculpted to be produced as metal figure kits while others are some
favorites of figures that we released previously as painted figures
which have long been sold out. If the series proves popular we will
expand it considerably with both new and existing figure sculpts. With
over 1100 world class sculpts to choose from across 14 periods of
history, the possibilities for modellers and painters is extravagant to
say the least. We sincerely hope you enjoy them!
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