Ultimate Miniatures (PO Box 3959, Visalia, CA 93278-3959) N-Scale figures this time, that are circa 7mm tall from base to eye unless noted.

www.ultimateminiatures.com

These figures come in bags as follows:
20 Infantry $4.00
6 Cannon $4.00
10 Cavalry $4.00
10 Horses $2.00
10 Camels $2.00
10 Officers $2.00
10 Artillerymen $2.00

NW1 British Regular, on Guard
NW2 British Regular, standing firing
NW3 British Regular, advancing
NW4 British Regular, prone firing machinegun
NW5 Either British Officer or Artilleryman
NW6 Highlander, firing
NW7 British Royal Navy, on guard
NW8 British Royal Navy, gunner
NWC9 British Lancer, lance erect
NWC10 Mounted Infantry with rifle
NW11 Australian, bush hat, on guard
NW12 Australian, bush hat, firing
NW13 Australian, bush hat, advancing
NW14 Australian Officer or Artilleryman in bush hat
NW15 Australian, prone firing machinegun
NWC16 Australian Light Horse with carbine
NW17 Sepoy, on guard
NW18 Sepoy, firing
NWC19 Indian lancer
NW20 FFL, Africa, on guard
NW21 FFL, Africa, firing
NW22 Turk Regular, 1914, on guard
NW23 Turk Regular, 1914, firing
NW24 Sudanese, throwing spear, 8mm base to eye
NW25 Sudanese, on guard, musket,
NW26 Sudanese, firing
NW27 Fuzzy Wuzzy, attacking with spear
NW28 Fuzzy Wuzzy, attacking with sword
NWC29 Mounted Sudanese with spear
NWC30 Mounted Sudanese with rifle
NW31 75mm Cannon
NW32 Gatling Gun
NW34 Askari, on guard
NW35 Askari, firing

Plus there are two poses for horses walking and running and two humped camels walking. Although listed as Sudanese the figures are actually Arabs and could be used as Tuareg or Bedouins to fight the FFL, I thought these were the best figures here.

As with the previous Ultimate Figures (Jack Scruby) these have little detail, although for their size (microscopic for those who wear trifocals) it is really not that bad. I was surprised.

I know quite a few game with 6 to 10mm figures, and I guess I might too if my space were limited and my budget non-existant. For me though I think these figures would make excellent representation for Kriegspiel or for map exercises.

I can easily see using these for major campaigns or for creating continents like Mafrica for troop location markers. Actually, I have been planning for some time to continue on with my ficticious continent and these figures will be very useful for placing units on the master map. I think that before painting I will glue a single figure to a push pin, paint it and place it on the master map to represent the location of either a company or battalion.

The figures are so small that the paint job rather than the sculpting tells the country of origin. So British regulars could also become German Seebattalion, or French Regulars all by changing the paint scheme.

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