Kit Check - Duchy of Warsaw Infantry - Perry Miniatures
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- Опубліковано 7 вер 2024
- The latest plastic Napoleonic offering in 28mm. I received these upon release, but haven't had time until now to get to grips with them. What fine figures they are, another success for the Perry brothers - particularly as the heads all face out of the sprues!
I doubt we'll ever be disappointed with a Perry release. Good review! ;)
Thank you, yes they’re very consistent.
Great review, first time viewer. It would be nice if the Perrys put all those painting guides together into a book 🤔
Thanks - that is a good idea, maybe they will do one day.
Your 'run-through' posts are always excellent!
Thank you, very kind. I thought this one might have been a bit shallow and a bit of a ramble so I’m glad it’s helping people.
Great to see you back at it mate. As always a fantastic kit from the Perrys and a very well done and in-depth review of the kit!
Thank you, I wasn’t sure I’d really gone in to that much detail to be honest so it’s nice that people are getting some value. Intermittent service has resumed…for now.
Very helpful video, an excellent resource. Thank you for making this.
Thank you, glad to be of service.
Yes, Finally
Feels like a long time waiting for some releases!
A very nice and in-depth really enjoyed this,I've just built the elite box going to spray my with wraith bone primer
Thank you - excellent, I’m sure you’ll enjoy painting them.
Thanks for the detailed review! It is very useful.
The Poles from Perrys took me by surprise because I was not following their previews but it was a welcome surprise indeed knowing quality of their work.
I am wondering if the models (skirmish/elite box) can be used with some changes for Imperialis Militia in the Horus Heresy. I'll have to do some research about uses of Perry's infantry for 40/30k.
I guess as a Pole I should correct your pronounciation so here it goes - 'czapka' is more lika 'chaapka' - all those cz, sz, rz, dz - s represent single sounds and are super useful to torture foreigners.
Personally I like the 'rogatywka' i.e. the horned cap term much more because current POL military still uses this term and the cap (in a different form of course) and it represents some continuation in uniforms starting from early czapkas/rogatywkas from the XVIIIth century.
Take care!
I think there’s definitely potential to use them for 30K, they are quite tall figures though so I’m not definitely sure how well they would scale with the Astartes.
On the pronunciation, it hadn’t crossed my mind that I’ve always said czapka like that but if I say Czech Republic then I sound it ‘ch’. So I’ll endeavour to remember in future!
@@thelastbattalion3509 Thanks for the opinion. I guess my guys will fight harder because in headgear they will feel bigger and not afraid of those pesky Astartes.
'Transhuman dread? Who heard about that?'
I'll check your other reviews.
BTW I really like David Gallagher's style and I am glad he prepared covers art for these boxes.
I think the fusiliers in shako might be useful as some German infantry, such Wurtemburgers in 1813.
Good thought.
beautiful figures i am lost as a beginner as to how to place them on sprues two different types of sprues in the two different types.
Do you mean identifying which sprue is which type?
@@thelastbattalion3509 no i understand that. How many men make up a battalion division? do i use individual sprues which came with one box or the rect. sprues which came with the other box?