Marlborough and Fontenoy

[merlino]

done! but it's the same thing.........

[mumobenny]

Try with facebook

[merlino]

I tried several times to write to Wolfgang Blum, but he never answers ..... 

[errant49]

There is also a nice little set from Wolfgang Blum, with french musketeers taking an english flag
Eric

[merlino]

thanks ! 

[gerhard]

Addendum
For Fontenoy look at the Grünewald Catalog 1740 - 63 Sachsen, Braunschweig, GroßbritannienAll the british figures are listed for period 1740 - 63http://www.zinnfiguren-gruenewald.de/pages/ggpag.htmlSo they should fit the Battle of Fontenoy

[gerhard]

Marlborough Period is the War of the Spanish Succession I think.
There are several editors (not complete):Zinnfiguren Schum - former Wagner (northern states - useable for english troops)
Zinnfiguren Wilken - former Kühn (northern states - Marlborough portrait figure included)
Kieler Zinnfiguren (list 1700)
All have websitesHeinrichsen has a big set for Battle of Blenheim (Hochstädt)
I am not an expert but Soldiers vor Seven Years War come  from many editors (Grünewald for example - there are french hussars for 1740 -63 for example)But I dont know how 1756-63  soldiers fit to 1745.

[merlino]

thanks!  I know the Bistulfi's collection. Also J.Barriere. But I thought was also something else on the market...

[marko]

For Fontenoy Segom has a very nice set engraved by Daniel Lepeltier:


http://www.figurines-soldats.com/Royaute.html


The time period is a bit tougher though the wonderful Neckel sets of the Army of the Blue King can be adapted.  If you are a member G. Bistulfi has a great article on this period  in the Journal #82 with many examples from has magical collection.


mark 

[merlino]

Hi,
where do I find beautiful flats from the Marlborough period and the Battle of Fontenoy?
thanks!