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FRONTLINE FIGURES. Started in 1983 and based in Hong Kong. It was founded and is run today by two English professional architectural model makers, and is well known world wide as a producer of first class toy figures of the highest quality and detail. FRONTLINE FIGURES is the result of an intense interest by the two partners, Gerard Prime and Howard Swales in all things connected with the historic influences, and design of military uniforms, insignia, vehicles and equipment. All FRONTLINE FIGURES are 1:32 /54mm scale. |
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French and Indian Wars
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August 21, 2010! Just released the latest new additions to this wonderful series. The scale is 58 - 60mm and they work wonderfully with King and Countries American Revolution and woodland Indian series. |
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American Civil War
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Napoleonic Wars - (1804 - 1815) |
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Napoleonic French Line Lancers A brand new series of French Napoleonic Cavalry. |
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Normandy Village - New A new complete French village part of the scenic collection. |
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Polish Winged Hussars Based around the Battle of Vienna, 14 July 1683. When the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth took on the might of the Ottoman Empire. |
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Zulu Wars Collection
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August 21, 2010! Based on the events surrounding the battle for Rorke's Drift, Zulu land, 22-23 January 1879 |
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Scenics
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August 21, 2010! Scenics feature replicas of significant landmarks, as well as props, that will enhance the authenticity of your battle dioramas. Ideal for use in American Revolution, Civil War, French and Indian Wars, Napoleonic, RAF WWII etc.
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World War One - The
Great War. A new series includes very unique German
Cavalry, Artillery and a special limited edition British
set. |
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Air Wars 1939 - 1945 A new series featuring the RAF. |
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Ancient Warriors of the World A new series originally produced for Spanish publishing house Altaya. Based on Ancient Warriors of the World |
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Crusader Knights
A range of Medieval Crusader Knights that we originally produced for Spanish publishing house Altaya. In Europe they are normally attached to a magazine and cannot be purchased individually. |