Indian Mutiny And other early colonial British campaigns!
1820-40's BRITISH IN BELL-TOPPED SHAKOS
FIEB 1, 2, 3 & 4
| FIEB 1 | Infantry in shell jacket advancing | A |
| FIEB 2 | Infantry drummer | A |
| FIEB 3 | Infantry standard bearer | A |
| FIEB 4 | Infantry officer | A |
| FIEB 5 | Light dragoon cavalry | B |
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FIEB 6 |
Gun & 4 crew |
H |
FIEB 5 & 6
MUTINEERS
FIM 1, 2, 3 & 4
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FIM1 |
Mutineer sepoy in native garb |
A |
| FIM 2 | Mutineer sepoy advancing, musket held forwards | A |
| FIM 3 | Mutineer sepoy advancing, musket held across chest | A |
| FIM 4 | Civilian insurgent with assorted weapons | A |
FIM 5, 6 & 7
| FIM 5 | Mutineer bugler | A |
| FIM 6 | Mutineer commander with pistol | A |
| FIM 7 | Female commander with sword | A |
FIM 8, 9 & 10
| FIM 8 | Mutineer cavalry with sabre | B |
| FIM 9 | Mutineer cavalry bugler | B |
| FIM 10 | Mutineer mounted commander | B |
FIM 11
| FIM 11 | Mutineer gun & 4 crew | H |
| FIM 12 | Oxen, limber and attendant | F |
| FIM 13 | Mutineer siege gun & 4 crew | H |
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FIM 14 |
Elephant with 2 riders and limber |
P |
FIM 14, without the limber!
More variety is possible by using Our Mogul, Arab and colonial ranges. I.E. MIP 12 and 17 can be used as other civilian insurgent types
MUTINY BRITISH
Good for Sikh wars,Indian Mutiny and Anglo-Persian war of 1856-7
FIMB1 & 2
| FIMB 1 | British infantry advancing | A |
| FIMB 2 | British infantry firing | A |
FIMB 6, 7, the 2 variants of 8, the 2 variants of 5, 4 & 3
| FIMB 3 | Loyal sepoy, at the ready | A |
| FIMB 4 | Loyal Sikh, advancing | A |
| FIMB 5 | Gurka standing firing, or kneeling | A |
| FIMB 6 | Drummer | A |
| FIMB 7 | Standard bearer | A |
| FIMB 8 | Officer | A |
FIMB 9, 10, 11, 12 & 13
| FIMB 9 | Lancer cavalry | B |
| FIMB 10 | Heavy dragoon cavalry | B |
| FIMB 11 | Light dragoon/hussar cavalry | B |
| FIMB 12 | loyal sowar/hodgsons horse | B |
| FIMB 13 | Mounted officer | B |
| FIMB 14 | Foot artillery, gun & 4 crew | H |
| FIMB 15 | Foot artillery, siege gun & 4 crew | H |
| FIMB 16 | Horse artillery, gun & 4 crew | H |
| For highlanders, use our Napoleonic types | ||
| Also use FIM 14 elephant & limber |
FIMB 14 & 16
PERSIANS
These figures are suitable as Persians from the early 1800's to 1857, but can also be used as Ottoman Turks of the same period.
Figures have minor variants
FIP1, 2, 3 & 4
| FIP 1 | Regular infantry marching | A |
| FIP 2 | Regular infantry drummer | A |
| FIP 3 | Regular infantry standard bearer | A |
| FIP 4 | Regular infantry officer | A |
FIP 5, 7 and the 3 variants of FIP 8
| FIP 5 | Russian Guard infantry standing | A |
| FIP 6 | Russian Guard infantry standard bearer | A |
| FIP 7 | Russian Guard infantry officer | A |
| FIP 8 | Militia infantry with mace and shield | A |
FIP9, 10, 11 & 12
| FIP 9 | Regular cavalry lancer | B |
| FIP 10 | Irregular cavalry with musket | B |
| FIP 11 | Kurdish mailed heavy cavalry lancer | B |
| FIP 12 | Camel mounted zambuck gunner | C |
| FIP 13 | Gun & 4 crew | H |
FIP 13
For Arab infantry use AB 17, 18 & 19, MIP 10 FZ 29, 30, 31, 32, 34 & 35
For other irregular cavalry types and commanders use FZ 27, 37, 38 & 39
SIKHS
2 variants of FSKH 2, FSKH 4, 3 & 1
| FSKH 1 | Sikh regular infantry advancing | A |
| FSKH 2 | Sikh zealot throwing charka throwing quoit | A |
| FSKH 3 | Sikh standard bearer | A |
| FSKH 4 | Sikh officer | A |
| FSKH 5 | Sikh regular cavalry | B |
| FSKH 6 | Sikh gun & 4 crew | H |
| For other Sikh irregular infantry, use our colonial afghans and generic muslims, and our Mutineers in civilian dress. For Sikh irregular cavalry use Our arab, Mogul/ Persian heavy and light cavalry, and our colonial generic muslim cavalry. |
2 variants of FSKH 5 & FSKH 6
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100 piece armies (cavalry count as 2 pieces) (These discounted armies are pre-packed to our organisation) |
£25.00 |
| 1820-40's BRITISH, mutineers, Mutiny period British, Persian, SIKH | |