Colonel Nicholas Devereux's Regiment of Foot by Scott Lesch

 More here Facebook Scott says 'Replicant figures with a few Call To Arms figures. 54mm plastic. Parliament's New Model Army. English Civil War'

Britains/Herald English Civil War from the collection of Glenn Holcomb.

These came out in 1959. The catalogue is 1962

Cavendish Miniatures

 I don't know anything about this company. From the 60s I suppose. Anybody know them?

from the collection of Bruno Lopes

Cavendish Miniatures – British Regiments of 1751, produced as souvenirs in the 1960’s and ’70’s.

Replicant brand English Civil War cavalry posed with a reproduction helmet. By Scott Lesch

 Replicants — Plastic makes perfect

WSS scans

 Eduard Beneyto says

'They are 54mm miniatures created by scanning historical reenactors with a 3D printer. They are still a long way from handcrafted figures, but they should serve as a base for painting the Marquis of Alcantarilla's regiment'

We are approaching a time when reenactors can sell miniatures of themselves at events.

SIR BEVIL GRENVILLE'S REGIMENT

See more at Mercurius Atticus: SIR BEVIL GRENVILLE'S REGIMENT

Herald ECW from the collection of Glenn Holcomb

 

 

Britains Herald English Civil War by Glenn Holcomb

 "BRITAINS HERALD ENGLISH CIVIL WAR SOLDIERS

  At a toy show sometime in the 1990s, I found a Britains Herald 54mm English Civil War foot figure with the sword.  He looked like a Musketeer and I wondered for a long time what other figures came in this group.  Then when I started getting on eBay, I saw dealers offering these figures.  Britains had these in their Britains Models catalogs from 1959 to 1962.

  In December 2018, I saw a group of 15 Britains Herald English Civil War soldiers and purchased them.  I found a few more here and there as well as small groups of them on eBay. This is what I had after 4 years of collecting them.  I now have 90 Britains Herald English Civil War soldiers."

Britains/Herald English Civil War

 I have the two mounted figures. 

W. Britain 1st Foot Guards Grenadier Officer 1685 54mm

 You can get these quite reasonably on ebay. I am tempted. Based on Francis Hawley

GNW plastics in the collection of Thomas Stark

 54mm demi -round made by a company called L.A.D  When I first saw them I was reminded of the plastic Spencer Smith figures if you remember them.

From Aleksandr Kabankov for Troop 54

 WSS officer for Weller's Marine regiment. 54mm

17th century Ukrainian Cossacks

 

From Aleksandr Kabankov Marlburian Grenadier

 "Hello Friends!)))  I present a figurine of an English grenadier of the Weller regiment during the War of the Spanish Succession. 54mm

The musket is made by 3D master Oleg Derbasov. This is the first figure from the conceived composition of 3 figures."

Figure by Aleksandr Kabankov.

Officer of the Grenadier company of the Delagardi regiment, the Swedish army during the Great Northern War.The figure is made in 1/30 scale (typically 54 mm by eye) for Troop54. The musket is the work of 3d master Oleg Derbasov.

Kirke's Lambs in 1/32

 Eric converted Call to Arms 1/32 ECW to be 1685 Kirke's - see more here

Hät 1/32 SYW Austrians

 Apparently these are appearing at some dealers. Good news if its true. Hobby Bunker has them.

54mm ECW - by Mercurius Atticus

Haselrigg's Lobsters by http://mercuriusatticus.blogspot.com/

 Some good pics here of  Lansdown and other photos using Call to Arms 1/32 figures. Very impressive if you ask me.

A Call to Arms 1/32 ECW

 

Thought I would post about these figures. The last manufacturer of soft plastic toy soldiers in the UK and thankfully thriving. As it stands at the moment they do harquebusiers, lobsters (pic), musket, pike, command, artillery. Great fun to convert with it easy to headswap being soft. Cheap too. Get them here