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Early WW1 cavalry and limbers
pushing.tin
4th Feb 2015 10:21:35

Interesting idea, I hadn't noticed the Piedmontese. Another option might be to add a lance to the FPW French Dragoons. I was also considering whether FPW Bavarian skirmishers would do for dismounted French dragoons/cuirassiers, possibly with a bit of modification...

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pushing.tin
21st Apr 2015 10:21:46

Any news on those limbers? I notice they aren't in the latest batch of ww1 releases...

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General Beltane
14th May 2015 10:39:29

Having just started developing Ww1 I have to express my delight at your standard of modelling . I am begining to drool at the pictures of the later Ww1 figures

Non Pasaran! Non Pasaran !

They Shall Not Pass

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pushing.tin
23rd Jun 2015 08:37:07

any news on the ww1 limbers?

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peter
23rd Jun 2015 12:39:26

Limbers will be going into the next pattern mould. Not too long to wait now.

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pushing.tin
23rd Jun 2015 12:48:09

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monk2002uk
24th Jul 2015 12:09:39

For photographs of hussards and chasseurs, check out http://chtimiste.com/ - click on the 'Photos' button, then click on 'Je suis d'accord' (which means 'I sign my life and my fortune away to monk2002uk...') and then click on the links to hussards and chasseurs under cavalerie.

For other photos, try using Google Images and typing in 'hussards grande guerre' and 'chasseurs a cheval grande guerre'. They are out there... (spooky music plays)

In general, French divisional cavalry should refer to cavalry attached to infantry divisions. Otherwise in English they were known as independent cavalry. It will depend on the translation though.

Robert