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| ITEM # | DESCRIPTION | M.S.R.P. |
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The War of 1812 by
John Jenkins Designs
| On July 5th 1814, British and US
troops met on the plain at Chippewa, Canada. The Battle was to last nearly
3 hours. The battle was to show the whole world that the army of the young
country of America had become a professional military arm, capable of
holding its own against the world’s best armies. Brigadier General Winfield Scott, commanded the First Brigade of the Left Division of the US Army. He had tried to obtain the correct blue uniform for his men during the spring of 1814, but failed and was forced to accept the grey jackets usually worn as fatigues or undergarments, instead of the regulation short tailed blue coatee. His men would make this humble garment famous, and today the grey uniforms of the West Point Cadets are worn to perpetuate the memory of the Left Division during the 1814 Niagara campaign. The British were already deployed on the plain. The British commander General Sir Phineas Riall, upon seeing the grey-clad Americans, believed he faced nothing more than “Buffalo militia”. The British artillery were ordered to open up on the American lines and despite the heavy fire from the British guns, Brig. Gen. Winfield Scott’s brigade stood firm. Riall soon realized he had made a mistake in identifying the American force as militia, and declared to his staff, “Those are regulars, by God!” The British went on to suffer heavy casualties and were forced to retire. Riall’s army of 1,500 redcoats suffered 148 killed, and a further 360 wounded or captured. Scott was to lose 61 killed and 270 wounded of his 1,300 men. The Battle of Chippewa was an important event in the history of the US army. After two disappointing and demoralizing years of combat in the War of 1812, American regulars finally won a convincing victory over the British army, whose troops were among the best in the world. The American Left Division were to continue their advance along the Niagara peninsula, leading to the next major engagement at Lundy’s Lane on 25th July 1814. |
| ITEM # | DESCRIPTION | M.S.R.P. |
| The War of 1812 | ||
| USCH-10 |
Scot's Brigade Drummer & Company Officer Limited Edition of 500! |
US $54.00 |
| Battle of the Plains of Abraham | ||
| QB-08 | Wounded British Line Infantry (2pc) | US $54.00 |
| Battle of Monongahela | ||
| VM-04 | Virginia Provincial Regiment of Foot | US $76.00 |
| The Raid of St. Francis | ||
| WIM-08 | Woodland Indians playing Lacrosse | US $81.00 |
| The Battle on Snowshoes | ||
| SRR-05 |
Evacuation of the Wounded Charles Pelham Limited Edition of 500! |
US $69.00 |
| SB-03 |
27th Regiment of Foot Sergeant and Corporal in Winter Coats |
US $54.00 |
King and Country
| ITEM # | DESCRIPTION | M.S.R.P. |
| Napoleonic Wars | ||
| NA151 | Guard Performing Bayonet Drill | US $32.00 |
| NA152 | Guard at Attention | US $32.00 |
| NA153 | Kneeling Firing | US $32.00 |
| NA154 | Standing Firing | US $32.00 |
| NA155 | Standing to Repel | US $32.00 |
| NA156 | Loading Rifle | US $32.00 |
| NA157 | Marching w/Rifle | US $32.00 |
| NA158(SL) |
Napoleon & His Generals Limited Edition of 999! |
All reserved, sorry! |
| Chinese Imperial Collection | ||
| IC033 | Chinese General Staff Set | US $127.00 |
| IC034 | Chinese Armourer Set | US $102.00 |
| WWII: Afrika Korps | ||
| AK046(SL) | Rommel's Desert Horch | All reserved, sorry! |
| WWII: Fields of Battle | ||
| FOB042 | Bedford OYD Truck | US $129.00 |
| FOB043 | Polizei ADGZ Armoured Car | US $109.00 |
| FOB044 | Polizei in Action | US $29.00 |
| FOB046 | Naval Officer w/Pistol | US $29.00 |
| FOB047 | Sailor at Attention | US $29.00 |
| FOB048 | Communications | US $29.00 |
| FOB049 | Sailor w/Lewis Gun | US $29.00 |
| FOB050 | Marching Sailor | US $29.00 |
| FOB051 | Military Police Sergeant | US $29.00 |
| FOB052 | RAF Sergeant | US $29.00 |
| FOB053 | Field Marshal Lord Gort | US $29.00 |
| WWII: Montgomery's Eighth Army | ||
| EA027 | The Desert Austin K2 Ambulance | US $129.00 |
| EA028 | Stretcher Party | US $79.00 |
| EA029 | The Crusader Tank | US $149.00 |
| EA030 | 8th Army Tank Riders | US $81.00 |
| WWII: Waffen SS | ||
| WS116 | Wehrmacht Officer Pointing | US $29.00 |
| WS117 | "Get Ready!" | US $58.00 |
| WS118 | "Moving Forward" | US $85.00 |
| WS119 | "On the Road" | US $85.00 |
| WS120 | "Walking Machine Gun Team" | US $58.00 |
Andrea Miniatures Presents...
Black Hawk Toy Soldier
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receive stock to receive a 10% early-bird discount!
| ITEM # | DESCRIPTION | RELEASE | M.S.R.P. |
| Custer's Last Stand | |||
| BH-0109 | Sioux Warrior Fighting w/US Cavalryman | December '07 | US $64.00 |
| BH-0110 | US Cavalryman Loading Carbine | December '07 | US $22.00 |
| BH-0111 | Cheyenne Shooting Rifle | December '07 | US $26.00 |
| BH-0112 | Wounded US Cavalryman on the Ground | December '07 | US $26.00 |
| BH-0113 | Squaw Looting US Cavalryman | February '08 | US $56.00 |
| BH-0114 | Wounded Sioux | February '08 | US $26.00 |
| BH-0115 | Captain Tom Custer, Seated on the Ground | February '08 | US $27.00 |
| BH-0116 | Kneeling US Cavalryman Shooting Carbine | February '08 | US $22.00 |
| BH-0117 | Galloping Cheyenne Shooting Arrow | April '08 | US $62.00 |
| BH-0118 | Sioux Scalping US Cavalryman | April '08 | US $64.00 |
| BH-0119 | Kneeling US Cavalryman Loading Carbine | April '08 | US $22.00 |
| BH-0120 | Wounded US Cavalryman on the Ground | April '08 | US $26.00 |
| BH-0121 | Falling Sioux Rider | June '08 | US $62.00 |
| BH-0122 | Laying Down US Cavalryman Shooting Carbine | June '08 | US $26.00 |
| BH-0123 | Death Sioux Laying on the Ground | June '08 | US $30.00 |