Previously manufactured in Britain under the Pax Britannica label, these well-sculpted, highly-detailed figures are now produced in the United States. A limited range of figures is available covering the Zulu and Boer Wars and the Northwest Frontier of India. The quality of these figures challenges the best that are currently available on the market. Their only potential drawback is their size. They are too small to fit in with any of today's 25mm figures, and too large to go with 15's! They look nice with any old Scruby, Rose, Hinton-Hunt and Jacklex Colonials, but out of place with Ral Partha, Falcon, Frontier, Essex and others. They do match quite well with ESCI plastic figures currently on the market. Perhaps their best market will be with gamers who were torn between deciding on the 25mm figures (too large, too expensive) and 15mm figures (too small). The RSM figures are a happy median between 15mm and 25mm. More Reviews Falcon Miniatures 25mm Seven Years War Ral Partha Colonial Release Strategem 25mm Maori Wars and 16th C. Africa Gallia 15mm Northwest Frontier Stone Mountain 15mm British Colonials and Natives Frontier Miniatures 15mm Boxer Rebellion Lancashire Game 15mm Boxer Rebellion RSM Ltd. 20mm Colonials Ahketon 20mm Spanish Civil War Zocchihedron 100-sided Dice Dwarven Stonecutter Hard Cover Buildings Funken Napoleonic Painting Guides Wargaming the 13th C. Baltic Crusades Battlefleet Naval Miniature Rules 1890-1918 Imperialism Victorian Era Rules Osprey German Medieval Armies 1300-1500 Back to Table of Contents -- Courier Vol. VII #1 To Courier List of Issues To MagWeb Master Magazine List © Copyright 1986 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