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Sorry for the lack of postings recently...
But more on their way shortly!
See you in a bit.
Duncan
Sorry for the lack of postings recently...
But more on their way shortly!
See you in a bit.
Duncan
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Late 19th Century Painted Armies in 1/72 (20mm)
Welcome to my 20mm (1/72) colonial and late 19th Century painting blog.
I don't know why but I love reanimating and customising 1/72 plastic & metal figures.
Our hobby has seen an explosion of new figures over the past few years with companies such as Hat, Strelets and Waterloo 1815 bringing to the market some very exciting, highly animated and well designed figures; organisations such as Hat and Strelets involving customers more and more it is becoming an even more interesting and enjoyable hobbie.
I have been painting on and off since my father introduced me to my first ever plastic 54mm Napoleonic figures at the age of 9. By the time I was 14 I have over 600 painted figures, these have unfortunately been lost in the various moves I have had to under-go over the past 40 plus years.
Painting has always been a love of mine and it helps me to relax and deal with the various trials and tribulations life throws at us from time to time.
I have accumulated a large collection of painted (and unpainted) figures and I thought now was the right time to share some of these with like mined collectors and hobbyist...or mad individuals like me!
Many other blogs, manufacturers and figure painter´s sites have inspired me to finish some of my old figures, paint and customise some of the new ones and then photograph these in various settings.
I will upload images of my painted and customised figures to this site.
I hope you will enjoy the images
I don't know why but I love reanimating and customising 1/72 plastic & metal figures.
Our hobby has seen an explosion of new figures over the past few years with companies such as Hat, Strelets and Waterloo 1815 bringing to the market some very exciting, highly animated and well designed figures; organisations such as Hat and Strelets involving customers more and more it is becoming an even more interesting and enjoyable hobbie.
I have been painting on and off since my father introduced me to my first ever plastic 54mm Napoleonic figures at the age of 9. By the time I was 14 I have over 600 painted figures, these have unfortunately been lost in the various moves I have had to under-go over the past 40 plus years.
Painting has always been a love of mine and it helps me to relax and deal with the various trials and tribulations life throws at us from time to time.
I have accumulated a large collection of painted (and unpainted) figures and I thought now was the right time to share some of these with like mined collectors and hobbyist...or mad individuals like me!
Many other blogs, manufacturers and figure painter´s sites have inspired me to finish some of my old figures, paint and customise some of the new ones and then photograph these in various settings.
I will upload images of my painted and customised figures to this site.
I hope you will enjoy the images
About Me
- Duncan in Berlin
- I was brought up in West Germany in the 70´s and Berlin was always somewhere that held a great fascination for me. When the wall effectively fell on the 9th November 1989 I just knew it was a place I would one day live in. I first came here in 1998 and in 2006 I left the bright lights of Dubai to set up home here with my partner Ute. We then spent some time in Singapore setting up a new business and came home once that was successfully accomplished. Berlin is a city full of life, history; fascinating cultural diversity within each one of Berlin´s kiez, with their own style of coffee shops, bars etc etc. We love it here, it is simply wonderful.
My Stuff. Images of my painted figures, work bench plans and Colonial Uniform Scans
- 54mm Colonials (2)
- British Colonial Cavalry 1870 to 1900 (4)
- British Expidition to the Sudan using Hat Camel Corps and Jacklex figures (3)
- British in Zululand (3)
- Colonial Conflicts in Afghanistan (1)
- Colonial Naval Brigade 1879 to 1900 (3)
- Dervish Army (5)
- Egyptian and Sudanese Army 1882 to1898 (3)
- French Foreign Legion in Egypt (1)
- Gorden Relief Exhibition 1885 (2)
- How to clean your figures (1)
- Ian Weekley (1)
- Latest Projects (6)
- Magazine front and back covers... (1)
- Model Shows (1)
- Nile Gun Boat (1)
- Peter Gilder (3)
- Redcoats in the Sudan (10)
- Suakin Field Force 1884 – 1885 (2)
- Wolseley's Campaign in Egypt 1882 (3)
- Zulu Warriors (1)
My Blog list
Buying 1/72 or 20mm colonial figures plus support from metals and resin accessories...
- HaT - our No.1 heros have an excellent range of Colonial figures...exciting stuff planned too
- Strelets - Heros no.2; have a great range of figures
- A call to Arms - Great British and Zulu Infantry
- Waterloo 1815. Great Egyptian troops & British Officers
- RedBox...some good stuff such as their extensive Boxer Rebellion range, Colonial British & Afghan Warriors
- ESCI started my passion for this game...with their Colonial India British Infantry - now produced by Italeri
- Waterloo 1815. The best Dervish infantry in plastic on the market...with 100's of animation options
- Waterloo1815 AP011 Dervish Infantry wonderfully painted here on Peter's Cave
- ESCI (Muslim Warriors) now produced by Italeri
- ESCI Muslim Warriors wonderfully painted here on Peter's Cave
- Nikolai's Arabic Civilians...Arabische Zivilisten
- Nikolai - Fabulous 17th Lancers
- Vintage 20mm listing - a good source of information and a great place to start
- QUALITICAST MINIATURES; if they would just answer an order request...would be nice!
- RSM Colonials (Pax Britannica). The best 20mm metals available
- Spencer Smith (Old Jacklex) 20mm figures. Work very well with plastics...offer a great range of guns and accessories too
- Newline Design...offers Afghans, Boers & Zulus
- Hagen Miniatures; offer some terrific support troops such as Turkish/Egyptian officers, Egyptian Cavalry, German "Schutztruppe" and a wonderful Zulu Chief!
- CP Models & TQD Castings - these look very nice indeed!
- Stan Johansen Miniatures..BOXER REBELLION...not sure if they are any good...
- Raventhorpe - some good stuff here; esp. heads and boddies
- BandB miniatures; French Foreign Legion...not my favourite...but nice Arabs
- Jack Scruby's Toy Soldiers; African Range...I have no idea how good (or otherwise) these models are...Now offered by Historifigs
- SHQ's ACW Limbers, Guns, ammunition and other great stuff...
My favourite galleries and Uniform links
- Major General Tremorden Rederring's Colonial-era Wargames Page (just click Impatient?)
- French Colonial Uniforms - Spahis, Chasseurs d'Afrique, Zouaves, Turcos etc
- Excellent 25mm British Redcoat Infantry
- French Colonial Uniforms
- French Colonial late 19th C Uniforms - Excellent source
- Colonial Steamboat company...some great ideas for building etc
- The Battle of Ginnis, interesting reading
- A great place to start for Unform images...search till you drop
- A great blog on Colonial figs et al
- German Colonial Troops
- German Colonial Uniforms
- Benno´s Figure Forum
- Soldatini online Gallery. A good source of colourful ideas
- Fuhrmann figures Gallery
- Plastic Soldier Review...simply excellent
- The Miniatures Page. A good source of chat and new releases; dominated by our 28 (25) & 15mm cousins!
Great Colonial Battle Reports
- The Men Who Would Be Kings game at HRGG
- THE PINK FAMINGO's Colonials...excellent stuff gentlemen
- Connoisseur Sudan figures
- Great painted colonials by Hores and Muskets fabulous paint brush
- Ian Weekley's 15mm Pathan fort on the NW frontier
- 25mm colonials...well OK then!
- The best colonial games table ever...Khartoum - Triumph and Tragedy
- If this doesnt get you painting...nothing will!
- 55 Days dats at Peking by the gang at SOTCW
- Rabbits in my Basement...the Great Game Russia & NWF
- Some great stuff from our NZ chaps - Tally Ho
- Reports from more 15mm chaps - Throwing Spears - including some great images too
- Excellent report from our smaller chaps...including train!
- Battle for Maxim's
- The Amazing Adventures of the Red Shadow
- David Bickly's Wargame site
- The Colonial Angle...its a place to start...full of excellent reports and downloads
- Trevor's Colonial Wargame pages...excellent stuff
- Some great Colonial idea's here
- A superb Sudan battle in 25mm
- A great Sudan Battle
- Lead Gardens - Colonials...Jacklex!
- Ed's Colonials
- Colonel Huds Colonial Blog
- Keith's Colonial Wargamers Blog
- Will's Wargamers (Colonial) Blog
- Lonely Gamers - Wargaming in the Sudan
- Assault on Fort Khalaam
- Relief of Wadi Zoum Zoum
- Great starting point - although it is from our 25mm Cousins
Some great painting and inspiration
- David Richard's Chasseurs d'Afrique
- Dave Hennen's excellent Anglo-Boer War Artillery Conversion...posted in 2006
- Some great (non painted) images of Jacklex support troops
- Some of Steve's old Pax Britannica Colonial British...can we see more?
- More of Will's great Colonial works from his blog
- More for the Sudan...some Will's lovely creative thinking here...
- Jack's 'Never Enough Marines'...he mixes Newline with a number of plastics...with excellent results
- Massimo's marvellous Camel Corps masters...oh my word!
- Jacklex 20mm British and Sudanese/Egyptian Camels
- MacDonald's Kop - Majuba 1881
- Massimo's amazing SUDAN 1898 figures;Cameron Highlanders 2° rgt. Egyptian & Sudanese Infantry
- The Road to Metammeh (Sudan 1885) by my friend Massimo
- Massimo Costa's amazing awards
- The Road to Metammeh (Sudan 1885) by my Mr Massimo Costa
- Officer, Cameron Highlanders, Egypt 1882 by the brilliant Massimo Costa
- Just off the boat and into the sand...Naval Chaps
- Palm Trees, Craig's Wargaming Blog
- 3 fabulous different versions of Hät 1/72 Gatling Gun by José Manuel Chasco
- My man Massimo's work in progress; Tel el Kebir 1882
- Some great Colonial light horse and marines
- Jaques brilliant Colonial Highlanders
- Excellent painting of Hat 8180 Gardner Gun and Crew by Peter
- Transvaal Boer Commando
- Peter's Indian Infantry
- Some excellent examples of British Infantry 2nd Boer War
- NWF Indian Infantry
- Excellent early converted Colonial armies by Richard Brooks...excellent!
- British artillery from the Boer/South African war by Werner
- Chinese Gordon from David in Australia...posted in 2002
- More great colonial conversions...before blogs
- Battle of Adua by Mr. Rossi
- Oh the good ol days of Colonial Conversions...thanks to Mr. Kattinger
- Strelets Turkish Artillery-Crew as 1880 Egyptians
- The Sudan early 1880's by Keith...great stuff!
- Peter's Hat 8180 Gardner Gun and Crew
- CP models "Darkest Africa" British Infantryman Zulu war 1/72
- Uwe's Egyptians in winter uniform & bengal lancers
- An excellent conversion of a Highland Guard, Afghan Army, 1879 by Jaques
- "Ondurman 1898" 21th Lancers by the Maestro Massimo
- Rudolf Slatin Pasha "Firket 7 June 1896" by Massimo
- Tel-El-Kebir. 1882! This is going to be fab...
- Converted Colonial Highlanders et al by the fabulous brushes of Jaques
- Colonial Highlanders...Fantastic!
- Colonial Indians Conversions...again by the brilliant Jacques
- Jaques's Colonial Indians Infantry
- How Jaques made his Colonial Indians
- Colonial Gurkhas...thanks Jaques they are brilliant
- Part II of Russel King's "Colonial Square"
- The Egyptian Army; Fellahin Infantry from Wargaming.info
- The Egyptian Army: Sudanese Infantry from Wargaming.info
- Sudan Battle Report (2008) from Der Alte Fritz Journal
- A great Sudan Game - with ELEPHANTS? Fabulous stuff
- Sander's superb Indian Infantry
- Sander's excellent Highlanders
- Alan's British infantryman Omdurman conversion
- Brecht's excellent Gatling Guns
- Russel King's "Colonial Square"...part 2 is to follow
- Egyptian Camel Corps in winter (blue) uniform. Cheers Alan
- A superb Diw...Rudolf Slatin Pasha "Firket 7 June 1896" by our friend Massimo
- Alan's excellent Colonial Indian Infantry and Camel Corp
- Narrative of the Battle of Mhebja. Gavin this is the Best Ever!!
- More pictures from Gav's fantastic fictitious Sudan game: The Battle of Mhebja
- British Camel Corps somewhere in the Sudan. By Gavin
- Gatling Gun and Crew by Bradley
- Great pictures of Gardner Gun and Crew by Bradley in New Zealand
- Nick's wonderfully converted Colonial 'Screw Guns'
- Colonial Artillery by Nick - great stuff
- Colonial Naval Gatling Gun by Nick. We like them a lot!
- Some early examples of Bengal Lancers conversions...fantastic work!
- Colonial Wars: British Artillery by Thomas Willers, great photos too
- Gardner Gun by Michael Remmers. How did he do the grasses
- Sudan 1883 by Capt Morris. An outstanding diorama
- Punjab Frontier Force,1887 by Gavin Bowden. Just Fab!
- Egyptian Artillery circa 1885 by Alan Buckingham. I love the mounted Officer
- Colonial Highlanders by Gavin Bowden
- Excellent diorama; Royal Irish Fusiliers 1899,by Massimo Costa
- British Camel Corps by Andrea Melani, great stuff!
- Italians at Eritrea 1896 by Andrea Melani, Brilliant
- Gurkha Riflemen by Mr Mannix...now I have to have a go at these!
- Gordon Highlander with their favorite comrades-in-arms the Gurkahs by Mr Mannix; a great inspiration
- Gordon Highlanders 2d Afghan War by S. M. Mannix....simply fantastic
- A British square using HaT Highlanders, Naval Brigade Gardner and Gatlings by Mr. van de Pijl
- Her Majesty's Elephant Dumbo by Sander van Straeten...fantastic!
- Royal Irish Fusiliers 1899 Boer War by Massimo Costa
- Strelets British Lancers by Roberto Casti
- Australian Lancers by David Harper
- North-West-Frontier 1891 by Egbert Balzar
- A really good Gardner Gun vignette
- HaT Camel Corps by Adam TAFKA Parsons
- British Colonial Artillery by Nuno Cabeçadas
- Colonial Indian Infantry by Thomas Willers
- Colonial British diorama by Taran...great inspiration
- Excellent Colonials by Nuno M. Cabeçadas
- Colonial Highlander by Jan-Willem van der Pijl
- HäT Colonial Navel figures, very well painted by Sander van Straeten
- A great (25mm) Sudan Gallery
- Hat British & Egyptian Camel Corps
- Anglo-Egyptian Army
- Tel el Kebir 1882, a fantastic diorama with wonderful images by Massimo Costa
- Transvaal Boer Commando
- Peter's Indian Infantry
- Some excellent examples of British Infantry 2nd Boer War
- NWF Indian Infantry
- Transvaal Boer Commando
- Peter's Indian Infantry
Dervish and Ansar Forces in Miniature
- Tom's Arabs from the not so often seen company GerMan
- A few ideas from Tom's Miniatures
- British Camel-Corps
- Tom's excellent Anglo-Egyptian Army
- Tom's Paintjob: 2. Part of the 24. British Inf. Rgt. Zulu War
- Zulu War: British 24. Inf. Rgt
- Tom's ECSI 1898 Sudan Campaign, British Light Marine-Inf.
- Tom's Sudan-Infantry for Sudan Campaign
- The best painting ever; Men of the Mahdi; DIE MÄNNER DES MAHDI (UPDATE 1)
- Mahdo by Enrico...simply the best...the best!
- Generic Colonial Natives
- Mahdists horde by one man and his brushes
- Khandibarian town of Khitkhat :o)
- Mr P's Khandibarian Artillary
- Paul's Khandibarian Cavalry
- Queen Victoria's Enemies. Some great ideas for conversions here...thanks Jaques
- Pauls Khandibarian Infantry :o)
- More of Pauls excellent Dervish lads
- A Mahdist Horde...excellent stuff by Mr. Berta
- Some fantastic Dervish lads...Beja Tribesmen...in 25mm
- Paul's fabulous Khandibarian camels,,,excellent stuff sir
- Keith's Taaishi Camels
- Dervish lads by Pivo
- Alan's great Mahdist forces on the march
- Mannix's HaT Hadendowa Camelry and Infantry testshots
- Mr. Mannix's HaT Taaishi Conversions
- Alan's 1/72 Dervish Warriors (test shots)
- Taaishi Camelry by Sander
- Hadendowa Camelry by Sander
- Some great Taaishi Camelry with some excellent conversions by Alan
- Duel on the sand - Part 4 Taaishi Camelry dueling with converted Bengal Lancer by Taran. Simply brillient
- Duel on the sand - Part 3 - Taaishi Camelry by Taran
- Duel on the sand - Part 2 - Hadendowah Camelry by Taran
- Duel on the sand - Part 1 - Dervish Cavalry by Taran
- Hadendowa Camels by Dirk Donvil
- Taaishi Camels by Dirk Donvil
- Arab warriors by Dykio
- Waterloo Dervish infantry painted by Thomas Willers. Excellent!
- ESCI Muslim Warriors Painted. Some good ideas to start the ball rolling
- Some excellent Muslim Warriors Conversions by Jaques
- Hadendowa Camelry by Rafael Oscar Moccia
- Superb Taaishi camelry with some excellent conversions...well done Gav
- Hadendowa Camelry test shots by Rafael - capturing the mood with some great images
- Hadendowa camelry by Gavin Bowden...love the settings too!
- Excellent Dervish Command by Alan Buckingham
- A Mahdist Horde...excellent stuff by Mr. Berta
Colonial Gun Boats & Arabic Buildings
- Nile steam Boat in 25mm...by the Table Top boys from Germany
- Another Nile steam Boat in 25mm...terrific
- DIE BOOTE DER NIL EXPEDITION The Boats of the Nile - Part 1
- The Boats of the Nile - Part 2; some wonderful sketches from the Sudan Exhibition
- The Boats of the Nile - Part 3; Text is in Germany and there are some wonderful sketches from the Sudan Exhibition
- Green Line's excellent Arabic Houses made of hard cardboard and balsa wood...I have two!
- MBM's North African gate & base "Benghazi"
- Nikolai's excellent Arabic display bases
- MBM models 1/72 Arabic street...a great idea for dio's
- MBM models 1/72 Arabic building house (Part) sorry about the Panzer
- MBM models 1/72 Arabic building house (Part) sorry again about the Panzer!
- MBM models 1/72 Arab house
- MBM models 1/72 North African house (Part)
- Some great ideas for Steamers and buildings
- Lead Gardens - Arab Dhow
- Lead Gardens Gun Boat Battles
- A great site for Gun Boats (15mm) a good place to start
- Lead Gardens - How he builds Gunboats
- The Melik Society
- Pt 1 of a British colonial ship vignette by Sven
- Pt 2 of Sven's British colonial ship vignette - Finished
- Peter Guilder's Gun Boat
- Carmen's Building a River Boat - excllent
- Carmen's 28mm finished Nile Steamer (just photos)
- Gunboat Melik 1898
Bengal Cavalry
- Bengal Lancers in a Day - Excellent stuff
- Ed's Strelets Bengal Cavalry
- 9th Bengal Lancers from Peter Gilder's collection
- 9th & 13th Bengal Lancers (25mm Cousins) by John Moher
- HaT's Bengla Lancers - 2012? If we're lucky!
- I have ordered some of these from Uwe...will post the images when they're finished
- How Massimo works...
- Some more of Massimo's great work
- Massimo's excellent work
- Some great conversions here too...fabulous stuff
- 13th Bengal Lancers at Tel el Kebir 1882 by Alan Buckingham. An inspiration to our hobbie...great stuff Alan!
- Taran's great conversion
- Alan's first great converstion
17th Lancers
- Keith's excellent HaT 1:72 Scale 17th Lancers
- Massimo Costa's splendid sculpting
- British 17th Lancers (test shots) by Brecht
- One of the best ever dio's I have ever seen...fantastic stuff Erik
- Ulundi Aftermath 1879...simply excellent
- Some great 17th conversions here...excellent stuff Sven
- Nikolai's 17th Lancers - great models...should I buy a few?
- We shall all thank Alan one day...here are his 17th
- Nick's great set of 17th
- Sander's wonderfully painted 17th Lancers
- Taran's excellent 17th Lancers
Zulu War in Plastic (and metal)
- Uwe and his many friends' Isandhlwana...posted in 2004
- Louis's excellent Hat Zulu War British
- Zulu War Again...The Defenders
- The Last Stand by Dirk...excellent dio!
- YouTube; Isandlwana diorama zulu war
- YouTube; ESCI ZULU WARS BRITISH
- Pier Giuseppe Sopegno's wonderful 'Battaglia di' Rorke's Drift 1879
- Maurizio Berselli's brilliant 'Zulu' Rorke's Drift 1879
- A wonderful diorama of Isandlwana by Capt. Morris
- Paul's wonderful Natal Native Horse
- Mr. Moccia's terrific British Infantry Command, Zulu Wars
- BRUMMYLAD'S WORLD OF ZULU WAR PAINTING
- Zulu War for Principles of War.1:72 plastics from Hat, A Call to Arms, and Esci
- Painting test of two new HaT's sets: Zulu War British Infantry and Zulu War British Command.
- Drifting towards Rorke; HaT's British Colonial infantry in 1:72: Zulu Wars
- Some great ESCI's Zulu war British infantry and cavalry conversions
- Rich's CP Models "Darkest Africa" British Infantry Zulu war 1/72.
- Some excellent idea's (and lessons here) 25mm
- Zulu Conversions
- How to make a Zulu on a Horse...by Jaques
- Jaques excellent conversions using HaT Zulus and CP models and some!
- R. Goodrum's excellent Rorkes Drift diorama
- Rorke's Drift: a realistic representation with historic distribution and action using over 300 Esci figures; by Raul Garcia of Mexico
- An early Rorke's Drift diorama just in front of the hospital
- 1/72 Natal Mounted Police by Oriol
- Frontier Light Horse test shots by Sander
- Nick's excellent 1/72 Dragoons In Zululand
- Alan's fab the morning after the night before Rorkes Drift
- This is wonderful...Saving the Queen´s Colours by Capt Morris
- Colonel Durnford by Jaques
- How Jaques made his Martini-Henry Bayonets
- Jaques excellent converted CP "Darkest Africa" British
- Zulu Commander...brilliant Jaques
- Battaglia di Rorke's Drift 1879 by Giuseppe Sopegno
- More Natal Native Contingent (test shots) from Brecht
- Alan's Natal Native Contingent (test shots)
- Alan's excellent Zulus (test sprue)
- Colonial Artillery converted 'at rest'...great stuff Nick
- Natal Native Contingent by the excellent brush of Sander
- Peeler's excellent DB Game at The Recon Show. Some really wonderful stuff here...
- Nick's outstanding Zulu War 'Dash of the Colours'...and this is part 1 only
- The Best 20mm Zulu War game by Keith Brown...brillient
- Some excellent Natal Carbineers by Ian
- Fantastic images of a Zulu War camp. Thanks Nick
- Rockets at Isandhlwana by Nick. Some great idea's here
- A wonderful set of images of Zulu War Hales Rockets (scratch built) by Alan Buckingham
- Gatling Guns by Alan
- Alan's excellent Natal Mounted Police
- A superb diorama of the last moments during the battle of Isandlwana by Frank Salles
- Battle of Ulundi by Thierry Maguet. Excellent stuff too
- Gavin Bowden's Mounted Infantry (dismounted)...wonderful
- Mounted Infantry by Gavin Bowden. Excellent stuff
- Zulu by Maurizio Berselli, very good it is too...
- Gatling Gun by Michael Remmers
- Zulu War British Mounted Infantry by S. M. Mannix
- Royal Navy Landing Party Zululand in 1879 by S. M. Mannix
- Isandhlwana 1879 by Giorgio Brigà
- British Mounted Infantry by Thomas Willers
- Zulu Attack by Capt Old Wolf
- These are some of the best painted plastics I have seen
- ESCI British Infantry Zulu War Figure Review
- Islandlwana on Andrew's webpage
- Trapped! Rourke's Drift 1879...this is simply brilliant
- Islandlwana by Capt. Morris...this is excellent
- The Redoubt by General Peter
French Foreign Legion (and Italians)...1/72 & 20mm
- Tom's Legion Etrangere (ESCI/Italeri)
- French Chocolate Bar Trading Cards...an Interesting Colonial Diversion
- Dogali 1887 by Adriano Scroccaro...excellent conversions and battle scene
- Legione straniera...stranded Legion...Airfix 1/72..excellent stuff here
- Fort Shara...Legione Straniera...Airfix fort and the Legion...have a look!
- Massimo Costa's magnificent sculptures of Camerone
- Marco Garbarino's excellent Legione Straniera
- Edmond Dantès's Marocco 1907
- March or Die...excellent stuff from Christophe
- Keith's Italeri French Foreign Legion
- Invasion of Mexico by Lic. V. Gómez of Mexico
- Early World War I French Infantry by Jack
- Excellent stuff by Shadrach
- Some great FFL from Der Kleine Soldat
- A great little dio by Felipe
- Fort sahara by Blockhouse - although I don't think that is his name...
- No list is complete without Pauls Bods...simply brilliant!
- French Foreign Legion in Dahomey by Pivo
- Monte Cristo's excellent entries for Benno's figure competition..outstanding!
- Fort Sahara by Emanuele Piscitello, excellent
- 1966 Beau Geste Movie - (Airfix) Fort Zinderneuf by Garrison Clay
- French Foreign Legion
- A lone French Foreign Legionnaire
- To March or To Die by Jaques
- The French Foreign Legion by Capt Morris
- Franco/Prussian War - Zouaves by Kaktus
- Franco/Prussian War - French Infantry by Kaktus
- March or Die diorama by Egbert Balzar
- 25mm French Foreign Legion fort by Walt Siko
- Peter Helm constructs a 25mm Foreign Legion fort - Fort Zinderneuf
- Foreign Legion by Jan-Willem van der Pijl
- French Foreign Legion, 1855 - 1886. Airfix review
- French Foreign Legion Conversion by Jaques (Brazil)
- French Foreign Legion by Laurent Maillard
- 1/72 French Foreign Legion by Melanie Mel
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