[NEWS] Perry Miniatures

[Durgrim l'Ancien]

Des nouvelles refs pour ACW :

[Durgrim l'Ancien]

Du FB :

Pour Hail Caesar en médiéval :

Two HYW Plastic box update

The two boxes are the 'Agincourt Foot Knights' and the 'Agincourt French Infantry'. The release date for BOTH Agincourt sets is late February, however it might be a bit earlier.
Here is the Agincourt French men at arms frame. There will be one of these frames in the Agincourt French Infantry box set and three together with three English men at arms frames (previously released with the English army set). The two latter frames will make up the Agincourt Foot Knights set.
Renedra, who are always up for a challenged have done it again with the fine details on visors and weapons etc. on this frame.
All three sets (including the English Army set) have interchangeable parts allowing an enormous choice of individual figures to be created by the customer.
The two box covers are beautifully painted, as always, by Peter Dennis.

Pour Black Powder :

British Marines and Light Dragoons (on foot) are now in!

British Napoleonic Army 1801-15
28mm metal figures designed by Alan Perry

BH 97 Flank companies firing line round hats, 1801 (India, Egypt, West and East Indies, South Africa)

BH 98 Flank companies in crested round hats marching 1801 (India, Egypt, West and East Indies, South Africa)

BH 99 Marine command standing

BH 100 Marine firing line

BH 101 Light Dragoon command, foot service 1801 (Egypt)

BH 102 Light Dragoons, foot service, firing line (Egypt)

BH 103 Dismounted Light Dragoons skirmishing 1808-12

Most of these are designed for Egypt (1801), but the Marines could be used anywhere, they changed their title to Royal Marines in 1802, changing their facings to blue at the same time. These could be used up to 1807 when the shoulder knots for NCO's were abandoned.
In Egypt Light dragoons without horses were ordered to hand over their carbines to the artillery and to take muskets for foot service. BH 103 are dismounted Light Dragoons for the Peninsula War. These maybe useful for skirmish games although British cavalry tended to do their fighting from horse back......when they had horses!

Voilou, c'est tout !

[BlooDrunk]

Vivement la sorties des 2 boites de français de la gamme Agincourt, mes merco auront encore des renforts!

Si je comprends bien ils précisent que ces kits seront parfaitement mixables avec ceux des Anglais n'est ce pas?

Modifié le 28 janvier 2016 par BlooDrunk

[FIGURISTO]

Vivement la sorties des 2 boites de français de la gamme Agincourt, mes merco auront encore des renforts!

Si je comprends bien ils précisent que ces kits seront parfaitement mixables avec ceux des Anglais n'est ce pas?

 

C'est tout à fait ça et pour être plus précis la boîte d'homme d'arme français contiendra 1 grappe d'homme d'arme français et 3 grappes d'homme d'arme anglais, qui sont celles que l'on trouve déjà dans la boîte anglaise correspondante.

Modifié le 28 janvier 2016 par FIGURISTO

[Tallarn's Men]

J'ai craqué dernièrement sur les boîtes de mercenaires 1450-1550... c'est superbe, vraiment je recommande ! :)

[Durgrim l'Ancien]

Ils sont enfin là ! L'exclus est énorme !

Two Agincourt plastic box sets are ready for PRE-ORDER!

Both Agincourt French Infantry and Agincourt Foot Knights sets will be released on the 22nd February however we may get some in a little before.......
To pre-order just order as normal and when we get them in we'll send them to you. Your card will be charged when you put the order in.
If you buy 3 boxes (either the same or a mix of both) or more, direct from us you will receive a Joan of Arc figure shown here.

Agincourt French Infantry 1415-29

This set contains 36 infantry and 6 men at arms/knights. The infantry are armed with spears, crossbows, double-handed weapons and hand weapons. The men at arms have pole arms, hand weapons and cut-down lances/spears. All the figures in this box can actually be used for any Western European army of the period as the clothing and armour styles were very similar. The components of this set can also be mixed with the English Army boxed set (AO 40). Although the men at arms are specifically designed for the 1415-29 period, the infantry could be used for the 1390’s through to the 1430’s/40s.
Figures designed by Alan Perry
Box contains: 42 figures, bases, banners and painting guide.
price £20

Agincourt Foot Knights 1415-1429

The figures in this box represent both English and French knights/men at arms from the height of the Hundred Years War. They can actually be used for any Western European Army of this period as similar fashions in armour and clothing stretched across Europe at this time. The figures are armed with polearms, hand weapons and cut-down lances/spears. All the figures are wearing plate armour, half of which are covered in coat armour .
Figures designed by Alan Perry
Box contains : 36 figures, bases banners and a painting guide.
Price £20

[BlooDrunk]

Bon bah j'ai pas pu résister, c'est préco!  :wub:

[Invité]

Salut,

 

j'aurai bien voulu comparer leur taille avec les fig de bret, de gw, pour voir si il n'y a pas de trop grande différence de gabarit et de taille. 

[Johnson99]

Au niveau taille, là on est sur du vrai 28mm alors que chez Games c'est du héroique. Donc les figs Perry sont un peu plus petites mais surtout plus fines. Là où ça ne colle vraiment pas c'est entre un destrier games et une figurine Perry, la différence est vraiment flagrante.

[Invité]

Ya des comparaisons sur google image tape "perry miniature warhammer scale" ou une quelconque combinaison de ces mots et ça devrait donner quelque chose.

Du genre :

[Invité]

Salut,

 

Merci pour les photos, en effet ce n'est pas trop harmonieux, l'on ne peut à, mon sens, les mixer. Cela reste tout de même de belles fig.

[Durgrim l'Ancien]

Avant première de l'état-major de l'infanterie anglaise fin 19ième :


Modifié le 17 février 2016 par Durgrim l'Ancien

[Dame du Lac]

Fin XXe ou fin XIXe ???

[FIGURISTO]

C'est prévu pour du fin 19ème siècle, période 1877 - 1885. Quant à savoir si elles peuvent rester crédible pour un peu avant ou un peu après je n'ai pas les connaissances suffisantes :D

[Durgrim l'Ancien]

La loose pour moi ^^. C'est bien fin 19ième...

[Durgrim l'Ancien]

C'est en vente :

[Dame du Lac]

J'ai reçu mon colis préco' aujourd'hui !

[Durgrim l'Ancien]

Nouvelle sortie et green de chez Perry :

Plastic British Infantry update.
We received the first shots of the command frame from Renedra at the weekend for the British Infantry 1877-85 Afghanistan/Sudan. They will still need a little tweaking but just about there and Renedra have again done us proud! The intention is to release them at Salute (16th April), so fingers crossed. We’ve included a few pictures of them hurriedly stuck together over the weekend.

You’ll notice that there is a Free metal figure that we’re giving away to customers buying 3 boxes of the Brits.

Michael’s also started on some metal Afghan’s to complement them. These will be part of a range we’re calling ‘Victoria’s Little Wars’ (VLW) and include occasional dips into various smaller wars of her reign. Any figures from other ranges that would overlap will be pointed out, for example, some of the shell jacketed infantry we’re producing for the up coming Cape Frontier Wars range can be used with the jezail armed Afghans for the First Afghan War.

[Durgrim l'Ancien]

Des news :

We have put the new plastic British Infantry in Afghanistan/Sudan 1877-85 up for Pre-Order.
https://www.perry-miniatures.com/product_info.php?cPath=23_96&products_id=3453
These will be first on sale from us at Salute and will be posted out the week after. If you are going to Salute please don't Pre-Order to collect there as there will be plenty on sale!
If you buy three boxes you'll get the metal ensign figure FREE. There are pictures of all the figures in the box as well as two more metal Afghan Tribesmen codes to complement these plastics.

[Durgrim l'Ancien]

Des news :

[Durgrim l'Ancien]

Quelques infos de chez le frangins :

What's on Alan's workbench?
Well, there's quite a variety of bits some of which are shown here.The pics of the Corsican Rangers for Egypt 1801 and a few ACW metal cavalry are just the tip of the iceberg. There will be nine new packs of British Napoleonic including mounted colonels (for Egypt and the Peninsular) , de Wattevilles and de Roll's Swiss regiments fighting for the British in Egypt and casualties.
For the French in Egypt there will be Hussars and Chasseurs a Cheval as well as Light Infantry attacking. For French Napoleonic four packs of metal Hussars (1805-15).
The ACW range is getting a tickle with four new Infantry packs and nine cavalry packs. All of these codes will all be released over the next three-four weeks.

[Durgrim l'Ancien]

C'est Perry qui régale :

Norman Swales has made us some lovely artillery pieces so we thought we'd show them off with the crews made by Alan. These are all British Foot Artillery for Egypt 1801

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Pour les afficionados de la peinture :

Captain David Gregory 45th Foot.

A 75mm resin figure by Alan Perry

Some people may remember seeing this figure at Salute a few years ago. It has taken until now to produce it, mainly trying to track down a resin maker who could work in quantity and quality that we needed. We're not sure how these will sell so the first batch is quite small and we'll see how it goes. They still take a long time to mould so there will be a delay each time we need to replenish the stock. Many thanks to Giorgio Bassani who has done a simply fantastic job painting him.
The figure is of Captain David Gregory, who was our five times great grandfather. He joined the 45th Nottinghamshire Regiment in 1798 as a Lieutenant, served in the West Indies, joining the York Light Infantry in 1804 for one year. At the end of that service he was made captain in the 45th Foot. He served in the Peninsula and is recorded as taking part in the hard fought Battle of Talavera where the 45th received it's nick name 'The Old Stubborns'. He may have been wounded there as he was back in Britain soon after. He eventually became Lt. Colonel of the regiment at some point before 1830 (we're not sure when) when he died.
We didn't know any of this part of our family history before a few years ago, it came as a complete surprise, as did the discovery of his pistol (on sale in America) one day later! It is now a family heirloom.

David is now on sale at our website.

[Durgrim l'Ancien]

En voilà une boite qui accompagnera très bien l'arrivée de la VF de Black Powder :

Citation

 

PRE-ORDER American Civil War Union Infantry 1861-65

28mm hard plastic figures sculpted by Alan Perry
Cover art by Peter Dennis
The figures in this box represent the bulk of the Union Infantry forces throughout the Civil War. The figures are in the four buttoned sack coats which was the most common type of coat worn by Federal troops during the war. The set also contains both forage caps and board-brimmed hats for all the figures.
With this set you can have up to 30 infantry charging, or 30 ‘right shoulder shift’ with a command of four figures. There is a 4 figure command which includes arms for NCOs and a bugler. In addition there are 6 figures in skirmish poses. There are many variations which can be built with this set as there are additional skirmishing arms on the ‘main’ infantry frame and various arms on the command frame.
There are 40 figures in this box, flags, painting guide and unit bases.

Code ACW 115
Price £20

If you buy three boxes or more direct from us you will receive a Col. Chamberlain (of the 20th Maine) figure leading the bayonet charge at Little Round Top, Gettysburg.

We are waiting for the 3 man skirmish frame (two of which will be in this set) to come through, but we'll show you these as soon as they're in.

This set will be available in late October..... or maybe earlier........

Modifié le 7 octobre 2016 par Durgrim l'Ancien

[Jackard]

Je ne comprends pas trop quelle est la différence avec la boite ACW1 American Civil War infantery ?

Quelqu'un pour m'aiguiller ? 

[Durgrim l'Ancien]

C'est une nouvelle boite dédiée à l'union et non une boite générique (Union/confédéré) comme le serait la boite des ACW 1 American Civil War infantry.

 

D'ailleurs, il existe la même pour les confédérés :

Modifié le 7 octobre 2016 par Durgrim l'Ancien