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Regulator:
Ich habe den wichtigen Teil mal heraus gehoben:

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Empress Miniatures will be at the Reading Warfare show next weekend (21st and 22nd of November).

We will be bringing our Zulu War, Spanish Civil War and Abyssinian 28mm goodies, along with our vehicles, terrain items, copies of Triumph & Tragedy and BCW3 publications.

We are hoping to have some new items hot off the press such as a mounted British command pack featuring Pulleine and Melville. A mounted Zulu commander set, SCW wagon, bell tent, first of our SCW buildings.

........ and lastly there is a possibility that we may have on show the first \'greens\' of a brand new range due for release soon.

It\'s all been very busy recently

Customers can pre-order via email for the show (extra goodies have a habit of finding their way into pre-order bags) for collection on the day.
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Murphy:

--- Zitat --- Empress Miniatures had a new range to announce at Warfare this weekend. Expecting it was going to be something a bit 19th Century (to go with their Zulu War stuff) I went and had a look and was left somewhat speechless by some greens for modern Afghanistan!?! Completely unexpected. Here is a picture I took today. As a bit of a moderns buff I think they are bloody great miniatures.



Keith and Paul who were running the stand said they hoped to have the miniatures cast by Christmas. The miniatures are meant to represent Taliban and SAS, but depending on how things go it\'s likely the range will expand to cover more regular troop types. Either way it\'s great to see some more moderns on the market.







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Regulator:
Ne, also irgendwie. Mit denen kann ich nichts anfangen, man sieht bereits, das sie von einem 20mm-Sculptor gemacht sind - ic hhatte besseres erwartet.

NurgleHH:
Ich finde die sehr gut, besser als so mancher Perry-Mist der letzten Zeit. Da merkt man, dass die noch hungrig sind.

Poliorketes:
Bei Perry von Mist zu sprechen halte ich nun aber schon für sehr anspruchsvoll. Mist sind für mich so grottige Reihen wie Curteys Chinesen oder die ersten Reihen von Tiger Miniatures.

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