A new release of Turkish foot, these figures were expertly sculpted by Tony Barton and are really nice. Really Nice!! There Barrett Measurement is 16L. They are anatomically correct and finely detailed. When I got them I had to remind myself that I did not have time to paint another army, they were that nice. They can be used from the late Renaissance through the Napoleonic period (that includes the southern side of the Great Northern War and all the Lace Wars). The figures are animated and natural in pose. They include the fine details such as extra weapons. We received Albanian,Turk and Janissary figures all of which looked good. For those of you who have been painting Russians for Borodino '92, here's another army to fight. These figures are available from the Emperor's Headquarters, 5744W. Irving Rd., Chicago, IL. 6 0634. More Reviews Bicorne Miniatures 25mm Napoleonic and ACW Eagle Miniatures 25mm 7YW, Napoleonic, and ACW Wargames Foundry 25mm War of 1812 Wargames Foundry 25mm French Napoleonics Frontier 15mm Napoleonics Thistle and Rose 15mm Sassanid Persians Combat Miniatures 20mm WWII Battle Honors 15mm Napoleonics Wargames Foundry 20mm WWII Partisans Platoon 20 20mm WWII Soviet Naval Troops Essex 15mm Seven Years War Thoroughbred Figures 1/72 Scale US WWII Vehicles Vac-U-Cast 1/76 Scale WWII Wargame Accessories Signifer 15mm Franco-Prussian War Flags How-To Books Building Terrain Terrain Specialties Terrain Pieces GHQ 1/285th WWII and Modern Soviet Equipment Pass of the North 25mm Mexican Peasants Panzerschiffe 1/2400 Sino-Japanese War of 1894 Warfare in the Age of Reason 18th C. Miniature Rules Rebel Yell ACW Rules Forlorn Hope ECW Rules Chariot Warfare Army Lists ofr 3000 BC to 343 BC Review Rebuttal: Grande Bataille, Grande Victoire Wargaming in History Romans, Goths and Huns Iron Duke and Rally Once More Computer Assited Wargame Rules The Barrett Scale for Reviews Back to Table of Contents -- Courier #58 To Courier List of Issues To MagWeb Master Magazine List © Copyright 1992 by The Courier Publishing Company. This article appears in MagWeb (Magazine Web) on the Internet World Wide Web. Other articles from military history and related magazines are available at http://www.magweb.com