A Maratta army, Featuring IND1, 14, 13, 17, 17, DA 11, 12 Z 15 £1.30 36 & MP22
IND1 Maharajas elephant, IND 4 ladies wagon, and IND 6 covered wagon.
Painted by Anne Shim.
For 1800-1850 Company and European Troops see our Crimean British CWB1-17. For 1860-1900 Indian and British Army troops use our Colonial Range Z6-13
IND1 |
Maharaja on elephant |
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IND2 |
Parasol bearer on elephant |
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IND3 |
Ladies camel with attendant |
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IND4 |
Covered Ladies Wagon & Ox Team |
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IND5 |
Covered Doolie Wagon carried by 8 attendants |
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IND6 |
(6 or 8) Ox Drawn Wagon with powder barrel or cover |
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IND 4 ladies wagon
IND 6 Ox Drawn Wagon
IND 7 & 8 Light cavalry
IND7 |
Light Cavalry with bow (on irregular shaped base) |
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IND8 |
Light Cavalry with lance (on irregular shaped base) |
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IND9 |
Light Cavalry with musket (on irregular shaped base) |
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IND10 |
Light Infantry with bow (on irregular shaped base) |
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IND11 |
Light Infantry with spear and sword (on irregular shaped base) |
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IND12 |
Light Infantry with musket (on irregular shaped base) |
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IND13 (O) |
Early Indian/Maratta/Sikh Heavy Cavalry on armoured horse |
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IND14 (O) |
Early Indian/Maratta/Sikh Heavy Cavalry on unarmoured horse |
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IND 17 Matchlock men.Unfortunately i didn't get round to fully painting the commander in the middle!
IND 13 or 14 Indian heavy cavalry.
These come cast 4 to a base, but have been chopped up a bit to make a 50mm frontage.
IND 20 & 21 Sepoys.
IND 22 & 21 sepoys. Painting by Edwin Kay
IND 16 and 19
IND15 (L) |
Arab or Indian Cavalry on unarmoured horses |
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IND16 (L) |
Naked Fanatic Infantry |
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IND17 (L) |
Najib Infantry with matchlock and buckler |
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IND18 (L) |
Infantry Archers |
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IND19 (O) |
Rocketeers launching rockets, complete with pack camels |
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IND20 (C) |
18th Century or Indian Raised Sepoy in turban |
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IND21 (C) |
18th/19th Century Sepoy Command |
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IND22 (C) |
Late 18th/Early 19th Century Sepoy in sundial hat |
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IND23 (C) |
19th Century Sepoy in bell topped shako |
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IND24 (C) |
19th Century Sepoy Command |
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EIC troops (IND23 & 24) take on Marattas (IND13 amongst others.
Painting & photo by Gareth Griffiths
IND 27, light dragoons
4 bases of IND 29, native cav, stuck on 1 of our movement trays.
IND25 (L) |
18th/19th Century Native Regular Cavalry in tarboosh hat |
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IND26 (L) |
18th/19th Century Native Regular Cavalry in crested helmet |
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IND27 (L) |
18th/19th Century Native/European Cavalry in Tarleton helmet |
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IND28 (L) |
Skinners (or similar) Native Horse |
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IND29 (L) |
19th Century Native Cavalry in bulbous turban |
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IND30 (L) |
Assorted Cavalry Commanders (3) |
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IND31 |
19th Century Native Artillery in turban, gun/crew/limber |
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IND32 |
19th Century Native Artillery in bell topped shako, gun, crew & limber |
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IND33 |
19th Century Native Horse Artillery, crested helmet, gun, crew & 6 horse limber |
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IND34 (C) |
Ghurkha Infantry |
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IND35 (C) |
Ghurkha Infantry Command |
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IND36 (L) |
Burmese Infantry |
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IND37 (L) |
Afghan/Pathan Tribal Infantry with swords |
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IND38 (L) |
Afghan/Pathan Tribal Infantry with jezails |
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IND39 (L) |
Afghan/Pathan Tribal Infantry Command |
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IND 38, 39 & 45, Afghans and commanders.
IND 40 & 41 Sikh infantry
IND 43 Sikh artillery
British inf from our Crimean range, serving on the sub-continent.
IND40 (C) |
Sikh Regular Infantry |
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IND41 (C) |
Sikh Regular Command |
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IND42 (C) |
Sikh Regular Cavalry |
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IND43 |
Sikh Artillery, gun, crew and limber |
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IND44 (L) |
Sikh Zealot/Afghan Ghazi Irregular Infantry |
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IND45 |
Mounted Indian Generals/Chiefs |
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IND 46 & 47 Sepoys
IND 48 & 49 British Infantry
IND 52 & 53 Mutiny period artillery (without their limbers) and IND 50 Sowar cavalry
IND 54 British generals, and IND 34 & 35 Gurkhas.
IND46 (C) |
Mutiny Period Sepoy in cap |
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IND47 (C) |
Mutiny Period Sepoy Command |
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IND48 (C) |
Mutiny Period British Infantry |
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IND49 (C) |
Mutiny Period British Command |
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IND50 (C) |
Mutiny Period Loyal Sowar Native Cavalry |
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IND51 (O) |
Mutiny Period Ghurkha Rifles skirmishing |
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IND52 |
Mutiny Period Foot Artillery, gun, crew and limber |
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IND53 |
Mutiny Period Horse Artillery, gun, crew and limber |
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IND54 |
British Generals and Officials |
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IND 58,55 & 57 with IND 59 traction in the background!
IND 59
IND55 (C) |
Mutinous Sepoys |
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IND56 (L) |
Urban Insurgent Irregular Infantry |
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IND57 (C) |
Mutinous Cavalry |
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IND58 |
Mutinous Artillery, gun, crew and limber |
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IND59 |
Siege Gun and crew, with Elephant Team |
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IND60 (L) |
Later 19th/20th Century Sepoy |
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IND61 (L) |
Later 19th/20th Century Command |
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IND62 (L) |
Bengal (or similar) Lancer Cavalry |
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IND63 |
Later 19th/20th Century Foot Artillery, gun, crew and limber |
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IND64 |
Later 19th/20th Century Mountain Gun, crew and mules |
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IND65 (L) |
Later 19th/20th Century Camel Trooper |
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IND 66 & 68 Afghan regular infantry
IND66 (L) |
Afghan Regular Infantry |
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IND67 (L) |
Afghan Highland Guard Infantry |
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IND68 (L) |
Afghan Infantry Command |
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IND69 (L) |
Afghan Regular Cavalry |
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IND70 |
Afghan Artillery, gun, crew and limber |
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More EIC battle footage. Painting & photo by Gareth Griffiths
Wars in India - Armies
100 Strip (550 - 600 figures; cavalry count as 2 strips) Division Packs, for any Protagonist listed above. These discounted armies are pre-packed to our own realistic and balanced composition.
East India company army, circa 1800. Painted by Edwin Kay
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Sepoys in trouble! IND 7,8 7 9 and IND1 & 2, amongst others, on the attack.
Painting & photo by Gareth Griffiths
A selection of our elephants (DA15, E 36, MP22, XT49, MP1, IND 1) painted as Moghuls