Irregular Miniatures is (I think) the newest entry into the realm of modern 15mm miniatures and their initial release is promising. Figures are 16mm tall from shoe soles to eyeballs and are of heavy - medium heft. Proportions are OK, though the troops are a bit squat. All of my samples were standing with minimal body contortion, so I'm not sure how the charging, kneeling, and other poses look. Detail is abundant but basic packs, pouches, ammo, etc., are all present, but have only minimal detailing. Weapons, however, are clearly identifiable. There were some mold scams, but minimal flash nothing unreasonable. The samples painted easily and fit well with other makers' 15mm troops they are priced at $0.25 each, something you don't see much any move with all these pre-packaged units, they are available from your local gameshop or directly from Irregular Miniatures USA, PO Box 5125, Warren Michigan 48090. More Reviews Irregular Miniatures 15mm Modern US Troops Irregular Miniatures 25mm WWI Troops Combat Miniatures 20mm WWII Japanese and USMC Stone Mountain 15mm Colonial Fort Battle Honours 15mm Napoleonics Stone Mountain 6mm Alder Napoleonics Falcoln Miniatures 15mm Spanish Napoleonics Apologies to GHQ Rebellion ACW Figures Wargame Rules for 1680-1721 Period Highlanders: The Seven Years War in North America G.J.D. Von Scharnhorst 1813 Results of Artillery and Infantry Gun Trials WWII Wargaming for Young and Old The Armies of Portugal and Spain Napoleonique Encore: A Miniature Wargame of Strategic, Tactical Maneuver in the Napoleonic Era Shieldbearer Ancient Combat Rules Wargaming With Toy Soldiers: North Vs. South (video) 1943: The Forgotten War in Burma Signifer 25mm Franco-Prussian War Flags Back to Table of Contents -- Courier #60 To Courier List of Issues To MagWeb Master Magazine List © Copyright 1993 by The Courier Publishing Company. This article appears in MagWeb (Magazine Web) on the Internet World Wide Web. Other military history articles and gaming articles are available at http://www.magweb.com