Three S Range Figures for Identification

Can anyone identify these 20mm ACW figures? Are they Qualiticast?

Minifig S Type Renaissance Pics for Clive

RC 1s Mounted Arquabusier - Left
(partially painted)
Horse is MCH 2s

RC 1s Mounted Arquabusier - Right

RC 1s Mounted Arquabusier - Center

Minifig S Type TYW Figure Pictures for Clive

Use them or photoshop them anyway you wish!

TYW 1s Musketeer Advancing

TYW 1s Musketeer Advancing - painted

TYW 2s Pikeman Receiving

TYW 2s Pikeman Receiving - closeup

TYW 3s Officer

TYW 4s Standard Bearer - I don't think I ever saw one

TYW 5s Drummer

TYW 6s Halberdier

TYW 6s Halberdier - painted

TYWC 1s Reiter with pistol - Left

TYW 1s Reiter with pistol - Right

TYWC 2s Lancer - When I find it - I'll add here

TYW Regiment painted up as an ECW trained band using all above figures - drummers are conversions

Leonard Frances McQuirk?

Can you help place these with a manufacturer? They are mostly marked 'L.F.Mc...1971, 1972' or '1973' with some of the SF figures (I've put straight on my smallscaleworld blog) having the later 1974 date. There is nothing about the man on Lost Mini's wiki or TMP, so I'm guessing they were sold under another name or commissioned by one of the larger companies?

The Roman archer in green tunic is marked with his full name 'Leonard Frances McQuirk' as is the Samurais horse.

Any Ideas?

Women?

Guy's can anybody give my women an identity, I think they are all the same make and quite modern? but they could be more than one make, top middle has a smaller base and is much shinier?

They cover pretty much Renaissance/ACW to Regency via Napoleon and the ACW, with only the two bottom left & middle being limited to period by their costume...the other three are poorer and wear simple clothes and two pretty timeless bonnets.

Any ideas?

Hinton Hunt or Not?

I thought I'd post these pictures here further to the recent post on my own blog. I know that the horse is not FNH10 but is the rider Marshal Ney FN354 or an imposter? Is it possibly a HH casting with the head modified or am I clutching at straws?


Any idea what make he may be? Is it possible that the horse could be a modified version of BNH10 as below?

Unknown hoplite and phalangite

Couple of figures here that I would appreciate i.d.ing.

The hoplite I got off Harry Pearson - basically, he didn't know what they were, so he sent them to me and I don't know either. They look as though they should be Minfigs S range, but not ones I've seen.

The phalangite I bought off the internet - at first glance I thought they were pirate garrison conversions, but they looked good so I thought 'well, if they are Garrison conversions, they are good ones - perhaps I could legitimise them.' They aren't Garrison, and I haven't a clue as to who made them. Help appreciated.

Rob

Mystery cavalry figures

Can anyone help with the two figures on the right? I'm not aware of having any horses belonging to them. S range British Dragoon for size comparison.

18th Century figures

I have been going through 18th Century figures (Marlburian, Jacobite Rebellion, Seven Years' war, and American War of Independence), prior to dealing with these on the S Ranger blog.

All in this first picture are definitely S Range - but can anyone identify them? The first five figures (left to right) are all Seven Years War, I believe, and the foutth and fifth figures are the same. The final figure may be an AWI French infantryman?



These are possibly Marlburians?



These are, I fear, home casts. The last two figures are a British Drummer and a Highland infantryman. Any ideas on original manufacturer?

Again, any idea on manufacturer for these two?

The final figure on the right is a Scruby, but what about the others? The officer and drummer seem better detailed than the other castings.

Finally, these. The kneeling firing pose on the end is reminiscent of a mystery Napoleonic dismounted hussar in a similar pose, who turned out to be a Lamming. No possibility this might be a figure from the mysterious Lamming Seven Years War range?

Mystery Voltigeurs

These are being sold on e-bay as Garrison but aren't - any ideas? The officer and bugler poses vaguely remind me of some Revo British Infantry (Whittlesea Miniatures?) but of course the could be something a little less obscure. Any identification welcome. Reasonably sure they are 25mm.

Clive

Another slotted back horse ! - wrong scale though

More Slotted back horses for Don!! - Imrie Risley 54mm this time

20mm British Colonial Cavalry Officer - Marked BCC1

Any ideas what make?

New blog

Hi everyone, just to let you know I have kicked off a new Old Wargaming blog called Vintage Wargaming. Hope you will have a look and make (constructive) suggestions.

Thanks

Clive

Unknown Siege Guns

Hi Guys, can you help me put a name to these? I hope they're easy to identify, just unknown to me as a metal newbie!

The adjustable gun behind may be a second firm, as they're not marked, however they have been sanded, also they're the only ones with bases. The little one to the left of the back row has a (home made?) wooden/balsa carriage/base.

The front row are all marked 'MFA' which I assume is Medieval Field Artillery, with - from the left - a number; 2, 4, 7 and 5 (A gardener-gun...of sorts!!!). All are also multi-part ( well, at least two part!) kit construction.

Also any luck on the Panits Lazlo info. John?

Closer inspection of the adjustable bombard thing suggests a faint '74' on one of them, if that helps?

Scruby Miniatures

The figure on the left below looks to me very much like these Scrubys.

Outside request - Napoleonics

Someone left me a comment on The Old Metal Detector asking me to go to their blog and look at this picture for possible identifications of these two figures - they assume Scruby for the figure on the left - any views on the one on the right? Thanks, Clive

HH RN14 - Russian Infantry Variants ?

Left and middle figures were in a bag of 20 - mail ordered direct from the HH shop - and the right figure was from the samples I picked up from the store - they are ALL marked RN/14. It doesn't show too well in the photo but the left and middle figures are identical except for plume. Most of the mail order ones had plume cut of (you can see the cut) and had pom-pom only - one was apparently missed!
Now it could possibly be a really bad mold breaking and filling in etc and the musket subsequently raising up at the break etc - but then again maybe not.
Anybody else seen this variation? Just in case anybody thinks David Clayton - I have never bought any HH off of him and he wasn't around when I bought these.

Hinchcliffe vs Mystery Horse

A comparison of size.

Hinchcliffe is on the left.

Mystery Horse

The mystery horse is on the left and a Little Lead Soldier horse is on the right.