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Kuutsa kirjoitti:Kas, olin ajatellut että siinä olisi sentään jonkin verran miekkakäsiä. Onko tuon toisen laatikon sisällössä miekkoja?

Perry Miniatures kirjoitti:Here are a few more shots of the plastic mounted Men at Arms. These are intended for use in most European armies as well as those of the Wars of the Roses. There will be 12 horsemen with 4 different bodies/armour types (Italian, German, English/Flemish and Italian with coat) with bridle arms attached. There will be a variety of weapons including couched and upright lance, sword, mace, axe, hammer, etc, the fingers attached to each weapon and supplied separate from the arms. There should be 3 arm positions for each of the 4 armour types.Also, of course, lots of new heads that are interchangeable with the previous plastic medieval figures. The horses are in 3 pieces with
interchangeable body halves and heads plus separate horse armour. There is no release date as yet as Renedra will have their hands full with ours and other people's projects over the next few months.

Mazikainen kirjoitti:Ainakaan siihen asti että saadaan jostain kelvollisia napoleonic -sweduja

count of wymborn kirjoitti:also
on my work bench are samurai commanders
and war of the roses standard bearers

Perry Miniatures kirjoitti:There is a slim possibility of having the plastic Mounted Men-at-Arms 1450-1500 available for Salute, but if not, they'll be out shortly after. The box contains twelve mounted figures with four different bodies/armor types (Italian, German, English/Flemish, and Italian with coat), with bridle arms attached. There is a variety of weapons included, including lances (both couched and upright), sword, mace, hammer and axe. Fingers are attached to each weapon and supplied separate from the arms. There are three or four arm positions for each of the armor types. There are also 36 new heads (twelve different), that are interchangeable with the previous plastic medieval figures. The horses are in three pieces, with interchangeable body halves and heads, plus separate Italian and German body armor.

Perry Miniatures kirjoitti:We thought we'd show you the latest building from Perry Miniatures, which will available first at Salute from our stand (TE 22) and Renedra Ltd. (stand TE19).

This plastic kit enables you to build a typical cruck-frame medieval cottage. It could be used from around 1300 up to 1600 as it is, but there is also the top of a smoke hood supplied to allow it to be used from 1600 onwards. There is 2½ foot (75cm) of wattlework fencing and an animal shelter/woodshed included. The scale is 1:56th, i.e. for 28mm, and will be £18.00 GBP

Renedra will also have the wattle fencing on sale separately at the show, as well as new plastic palisade fencing, and maybe plastic Saxon tents. They have been working their socks off to get the cottage ready, along with the Napoleonic Russian infantry and possibly the Mounted Men-at-Arms in time for April 21st, Salute, so thanks Terry and all!

Here also is the cover for the Men-at-Arms box, an amazing painting by Karl Kopinski:

Perry Miniatures kirjoitti:We just received news that the plastic Mounted Men at Arms will be ready for sale by the 21st April, so they will be available at Salute only from our stand (TE22)

Perry Miniatures kirjoitti:We thought you might be interested in seeing the first painted examples of the plastic Mounted Men at Arms. These test-shot frames were beautifully painted by Steve May (age-of-dicovery.blogspot.co.uk) and Simon Chick (harness-and-array.blogspot.co.uk). They are from the new 28mm box set WR 40 (RRP £18.00 GBP/$29 USD), available for the first time at Salute.

For those going to Salute, we'll have some new three-ups for two forthcoming plastic sets. They are work in progress, so not complete box contents and not finished figures. I won't say what they are, but it's a new period for us and they are two opposing forces. Come and have a look at them at our stand (TE 22) - and for those not going to the event, we'll post pictures right after on the Plastic Workbench at our website: perry-miniatures.com. There is no release date for these boxes