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Current Cat 2018 June ADLER Miniatures List 79 JUNE 2018 1 Price codes: B- 20p C-30p£1.50 D-32p E-34p F-35p G-36 H-55 I-75p J-40p Having been asked to produce Ancients in 1/300th a fair bit over the years we have finally decided to do an Ancient range but to go up to 10mm. Myriad reasons for this but mainly its the extra size means we can depict the armour and dress of the period with greater detail and variations. It also has the benefit of making the weapons more robust. The first offering is Gaul's to be followed by Caesarian Roman. Have various thought about what we do after the Romans so any suggestions welcome. Plans at the moment are to do a range for the Norman conquest of southern Italy. GAULS CAESARIAN ROMANS GAU 1War band infantry (30 figs) £ 4.95CR 1 Legionary advancing with sword (20) £ 4.50 GAU 2 Heavy infantry (24 figs) £ 4.95CR 2 Legionary advancing with pila ( Not yet available) GAU 3 Gaesatae (30 figs) £ 4.95 £ 4.50 GAU 4 Skirmishers (30 figs) £ 4.95CR 3 Legionary throwing pila (Not yet available) £ 4.50 CR 4 Standards(4), musicians(8), Optios (4), Centurions (4) GAU 5 Slingers (30 figs) £ 4.95 £ 4.50 GAU 6 Archers (24 figs) £ 4.95CR 5 Mounted and dismounted Legate and tribune, mus- GAU 7 Standards, musicians £ 4.95cians (2)Aqufier (1) £ 4.50 GAU 8 CasultiesNOT YET AVAILABLE £ 4.95CR 6 Casualties ( Not yet available) £ 4.50 GAU 9 Battle debrisNOT YET AVAILABLE £ 4.95CRC 1 Bodygaurd cavalry (4) ( Not yet available) £ 2.95 CRC 2 Legionary cavalry( 15)( Not yet available) £ 4.95 GAUC 1 Heavy cavalry (15 figs) £ 4.95TRANR 1 Legionary shield transfers GAUC 2 Light cavalry (15 figs) £ 4.95 ( 21 scutum and 4 round, four different patterns £1.95 TRANG1 Shield transfers £ 4.95 TRANG2 Shield transfers cavalry shield £ 4.95 Website address http://home.clara.net/adlermin/ PRICE CODES Postage Rates B ......... 20p Inland, & BFPO Minimum of £1.80 thereafter 10% of order C ........ 30p value up to £120 orders over this value £12.00 only D ........ 32p E ........ 34p European Union Countries Minimum of £3.00 there after F ........ 35p 12% of order value G....... 36p ( for WWII orders 10%) up to £150.00 orders over this value H....... 55p £18.00 only I........ 75p Australia & NZ Minimum £ 5.00 thereafter 25-30% of J........ 40p order value up to orders of £200 thereafter £35.00 only Strips consist of two Cavalry or four infantry unless otherwise indicated. Line ridden teams are on walking horses and should be matched with FNE 16 Horse artillery teams are on galloping horses and therefore should be matched with FNE 17. email: [email protected] we also accept PayPal, and major body organs 2 Price codes: B- 20p C-30p D-32p E-34p F-35p G-36 H-55 I-75p J-40p French ( part 1) Revolution to Empire 1797-1808 FR1B Grenadier, bearskin, advancing C FRC6A Chasseur Dol/Jacket, HelDmet D FR1C Grenadier, bearskin, marching C FR2B Regular, bicorne, advancing C FRC9A Command Cuirrasier in armour J FR2C Regular, bicorne marching C FRC9C Command Battle Cav J FRC9D Hussar Milirton cmd J FR4A Volunteer/Con skirmishing C FRC9F Dragoon cmd (FNC 10 D) J FR4B Volunteer/Con advancing C FRC9G Chassuer dolman/Jacket cmd J FR4C Volunteer/Con marching C FR5A Elite, plumed bicorne, skirmishing C FR5B Elite, plumed bicorne, adv C Early Empire range 1800-07 FR5C Elite, plumed bicorne, marching C FE1B Fusiliers bicorne,adv C FR6A Command for Regulars(3) C FE1C Fusiliers bicorne,marching C FR6C Command for Volunteers/Con(3) C FE2B Light inf,shako, advancing C FR7A Artillery crew, bicorne D FE2C Light infantry marching shako C FR8A Mounted Officers E FE3C Voltigeur, marching C FE10A Fusilier command C FRC1A Currasier armour, bicorne D FE11A Light inf command C FRC3A Battle Cav, bicorne D FEE 1 Ridden team in bicorne J FRC4A Hussar Mirliton D For Grenadiers use FN 1A/B/C or FR 1B/C For mtd Officers use FR 8A or XFN 5C/D FRC5B Dragoon (FNC 5B) D For artillery use FR 7AOr all other figures see Napoleonic range French Napoleonic ( part 2) 1808-1814 FN 1B Grenadier,bearskin C FN 43C Elite (Gren,Volt) greatcoat marching C FN 1C Grenadier,marching C FN 44C Fusilier greatcoat marching C FN 2C Elite company, plumed shako marching C Cavalry FN 3B Fusilier,shako, advancing C FNC1A Husar, slung pelisse, colpack D FN 3C Fusilier,shako, marching C FNC1B Hussar,slung pelisse,1808 shako D FN 4A Light inf,shako, firing C FNC1C Hussar,slung pelisse, 1812 shako D FN 4B Light inf,shako, advancing C FNC2A Hussar, dolman ,colpack D FN 4C Light inf,shako marching C FNC2B Hussar, dolman 1808/10 shako D FN 5B Fusilier, no shako cords, advancing C FNC2C Hussar, dolman, 1812 shako D FN 5C Fusilier, no shako cords, marching C FNC3A Chasseur, habit, colpack D FN 8A Carabinier, bearskin firing C FNC3B Chasseur, habit 1808 model shako D FN 8B Carabinier, bearskin advancing C FNC3C Chasseur, habit 1812 shako D FN 8B Carabinier, bearskin adv ancing C FNC4A Chasseur, kinski, colpack D FN 8C Carabinier, bearskin marching C FNC4B Chasseur, kinski, Elite shako D FN 9A Voltigeur, busby, skirmishing (3) E FNC4C Chasseur, kinski, 1808/10 shako D FN 9B Voltigeur, busby, advancing ( mxd pose) E FNC4C Chasseur, kinski, 1812 shako D FNC5A Dragoon. bearskin D FN 9C Voltigeur, busby, marching E FNC5B Dragoon, helmet D FN 9D Command, trumpeter, drummer, Officer E FNC6A Lancer, helmet D FN 10B Dismtd Dragoons, advancing C FNC7A Cuirassier D FN 15A Horse artillery crew standing horses F FNC8A Carabinier, bearskin (1808 -1810) D FN 15B Horse artillery Officer etc standing horses F FNC8B Carabinier, armoured (1810-15) D FN 16A Horse art crew in habit D FN 16B Horse artillery mounted crew(2) E FN 16C Horse artillery Officers, horse holder G Cavalry Officers FN 16D Horse artillery seated limber riders D FNC9A Hussar colpack F FN 16E Horse artillery crew riding cassion F FNC9B Hussar 1808 shako F FN 17A Horse Art, dolman,shako D FNC9C Hussar 1812 shako F FN 17B Horse artillery mounted crew(2) E FNC9D Chasseur colpack F FN 17C Horse artillery Officers, horse holder G FNC9E Chasseur shako F FN 17D Horse artillery seated limber riders D FNC9F Dragoon F FN 17E Horse artillery crew riding cassion F FNC9G Cuirassier F FNC9H Carabinier bearskin F FN 18A Artillery crew (1812) D FNC9I Carabinier helmet F FNC9J Lancer F FN 19A Artillery crew D FN 20A Command group(5) D Command groups FN 20C Light inf command group(4) D FNC10A Hussar. colpack G FN 20E Comd dismtd Dragoons(3) C FNC10B Hussars, shako G FN 21A Mounted inf Officers E FNC10C Chasseur, shako G FN 21C Mounted General and ADC E FNC10D Dragoon in helmet G FNC10E Lancer Command G FN 40A Command in greatcoat (5) D FNC10F Cuirassier command G FN 40B Command light greatcoat (4) D FNC10G Carabinier,command armoured G FN 41C Grenadier bearskin marching greatcoat D FNC10H Carabinier , bearskin cmd G FN 42C Chasseur bearskin marching greatcoat D FNC10I Chasseur in habit command G 3 Price codes: B- 20p C-30p D-32p E-34p F-35p G-36 H-55 I-75p J-40p Equipment FNE1 6/8 pdr gun C FNE7 Cassion, heavy H FNE2 4 pdr gun C FNE8 Cassion, light H FNE3 12 pdr C FNE10 Cassion, Horse artillery type H FNE4 Howitzer C FNE13 Ridden team habit J FNE5B Field Limber C FNE14 Ridden team, shako Horse artillery (3) J FNE5C Field Limber,early type C FNE15 Ridden team, shako Line/Gd train(3) J FNE6A Horse art Limber C FNE16 Unridden team walking (3) F FNE6B Horse art Limber, early type C FNE17 Unridden team galloping (3) F Collectors series XFN 1 Elite inf skirmishing (3) D XFN6B Sappeurs colpack style busby J XFN 2 Line inf skirmishing (3) D XFN7A Artillery crew marching D XFN5A Mtd Officer, Grenadier E XFN7B Artillery crew pushing D XFN5B Mtd Officer Carabinier E XFN7C Artillery officers/Drummers E XFN5C Mtd Officer, habit cocked hat E XFN8A Casualties 24 asstd dead £ 2.50 XFN5D Mtd Officer, surtout cocked hat E XFN8B Casualties 24 asstd wounded £ 2.50 XFN5E Mtd Officer, surtout, shako E XFNC 1 Cuirassier, standing horse E XFN6A Line sappeurs in busby J XFNC 2 Cuirassier cmd standing horse G French Napoleonic Range Part 3 1812-15 FN 28A Command group with eagle (5) D FN 43C Elite (Gren,Volt) greatcoat marching C FN 28B Command group plain pole D FN 44C Fusilier greatcoat marching C FN 28C Command group light inf (4) D FN 28D Command group light inf plain pole(4) D Collectors Series FN 29B Elite inf,shako, adv (1812) C FNX5F Mounted Officers E FN 29C Elite inf,shako,marching(1812) C FNX10 Guard/Light inf skirmishing E FN 30B Fusilier,shako, adv (1812) C FN 30C Fusilier,shako, marching (1812) C Cavalry FNC11A Chasseur, Elite colpack D FN 31B Light inf,shako, advancing (1812) C FNC11B Chasseur, Elite shako, D FN 32C Fusilier,shako, marching (1812) (NSC) C FNC11C Chasseur, 1810 model shako D FN 33C Elites,shako, marching (1812) (NSC) C FNC11D Chasseur,shako roloeu D FN 34C Elite company figures BR marching C FNC11E Chasseur cmd (3) G FN 35C Fusilier BR marching C FNC 12A Dragoon in the 1812 tunic D FN 37E Horse artillery crew mounted E FNC 12B Dragoon in the 1812 tunic Command (3) J FN 21B Mounted Officers (1812) E FN 40A Command in greatcoat (5) D Equipment FN 40B Command light greatcoat (4) D FNE 30 Ridden team line art J FN 41C Grenadier bearskin marching greatcoat D FNE 31 Ridden team horse art J FN 42C Chasseur bearskin marching greatcoat D Imperial Guard FNG1B Grenadier, bearskin,adv D FNG1C Grenadier, bearskin, march D FNG20A Grenadier command(5) E FNG2B Chasseur, bearskin, adv D FNG20B Chasseur command (5) E FNG2C Chasseur, bearskin, mar D FNG20C Gd Shako command (5) E FNG3B Mid/Yng Gd shako advancing D FNG20D Gd Light inf command (4) E FNG3C Mid/Yng Gd shako marching D FNG20E Gd command (1812) E FNG4B Gd Light inf shako, adv D FNG20G Marine command (3) E FNG4C Gd Light inf marching D Cavalry FNG5B Gd shako advancing (1812) D FNGC1A Cheval a Cheval E FNG5C Gd shako, marching (1812) D FNGC2A Lancer, Czapska, kurta E FNG6A Gd Marines D FNGC3A Empress Dragoon E FNGC4A Grenadier a Cheval E FNG18A Horse Artillery E FNGC5A Mamluke E FNG19A Foot Artillery E FNGC10A Chasseur Cmd G FNGC10B Lancer Cmd G Equipment FNGC10C Empress Dragoon Cmd G FNGE1 Guard Horse art ridden team(3) J FNGC10D Grenadier Cmd G FNGC10E Mamluke Cmd G FNGE1 Guard Horse art ridden team, campaign dress(3) J For equipment see Line range use FNE 17 for unridden team.
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