From the Revolution: Liberty or Death line. This 75mm figure depicts a soldier of the Royal Welch Fusiliers at the Battle of Bunker Hill (1775) — one of the bloodiest engagements of the early Revolutionary War, where British regulars suffered heavy casualties charging entrenched colonial positions.Produced in high-quality resin. Unpainted — assembly required. Not recommended for children under 14.
From the Revolution: Liberty or Death line. This 75mm figure depicts George Washington at Valley Forge (1778) — the crucible winter where the Continental Army was forged into a professional fighting force under Washington's leadership and the training of Baron von Steuben. One of the defining images of the American Revolution.Produced in high-quality resin. Unpainted — assembly required. Not recommended for children under 14.
From the Revolution: Liberty or Death line. This 75mm figure depicts a trooper of the 17th British Light Dragoons at Long Island (1775) — the mounted arm of the British forces in the early Revolutionary War, their distinctive helmets and hussar-influenced uniforms making them a striking painting subject.Produced in high-quality resin. Unpainted — assembly required. Not recommended for children under 14.
From the Revolution: Liberty or Death line. This 75mm figure depicts a Minuteman at Lexington (1775) — one of the self-trained colonial militia who fired the 'shot heard round the world' and launched the American Revolution. Dressed in civilian clothing with a hunting musket, the figure can depict a wide range of Continental light infantry.Sculptor: Oriol Quin. Box Art: Jaume Ortiz. Number of parts: 7. Produced in high-quality resin. Unpainted — assembly required. Not recommended for children under 14.
From the Revolution: Liberty or Death line. This 75mm figure depicts a trumpeter of the 3rd Continental Light Dragoons (1781) — one of the Continental Army's cavalry regiments, whose distinctive blue uniforms and essential battlefield communication role made them a colourful painting subject.Sculptor: Oriol Quin. Box Art: Jaume Ortiz. Number of parts: 8. Produced in high-quality resin. Unpainted — assembly required. Not recommended for children under 14.
From the Revolution: Liberty or Death line. This 75mm figure depicts an officer of the Queen's Rangers — the Loyalist unit later renamed Simcoe's Rangers — at Brandywine (1777). Their distinctive green jacket, white trousers, and tall black cap with crescent moon emblem make them one of the most recognisable Loyalist units of the war.Sculptor: Oriol Quin. Box Art: Javier Montero. Number of parts: 10. Produced in high-quality resin. Unpainted — assembly required. Not recommended for children under 14.
From the Revolution: Liberty or Death line. This 75mm figure depicts a Virginia militiaman at the Battle of Guilford Courthouse (1781) — where the same militia units that fled at Camden stood their ground in a skilled fighting retreat. A French Charleville musket and a mix of uniform and civilian clothing offer varied painting options.Sculptor: Oriol Quin. Box Art: Fernando Ruiz. Number of parts: 10. Produced in high-quality resin. Unpainted — assembly required. Not recommended for children under 14.
From the Revolution: Liberty or Death line — FeR Miniatures' 75mm American Revolutionary War series by Oriol Quin. This figure depicts a grenadier of the 71st Regiment of Foot (Fraser's Highlanders). By the Southern Campaign they wore distinctive trousers — sometimes of Black Watch tartan — due to supply shortages, a compelling detail for painters.Sculptor: Oriol Quin. Box Art: Fernando Ruiz. Number of parts: 12. Produced in high-quality resin. Unpainted — assembly required. Not recommended for children under 14.
From the Portraits from the Second World War line. This 1/16 minibust depicts a British Paratrooper of the 1st Airborne Division — the 'Red Devils' — at Arnhem (1944). Companion piece to the Panzertruppe minibust. The airborne soldiers who held the Arnhem bridge against overwhelming odds became one of WWII's most celebrated episodes of courage.Produced in high-quality resin. Unpainted — assembly required. Not recommended for children under 14.
From the Portraits from the Second World War line. This 1/16 minibust depicts a German Panzertruppe crewman at Arnhem (1944) — Operation Market Garden, the ambitious Allied airborne operation that failed when British paratroopers found SS Panzer divisions resting near the bridge. The iconic black Panzer uniform is a classic WWII painting subject.Produced in high-quality resin. Unpainted — assembly required. Not recommended for children under 14.
From the Portraits from the Second World War line. This 1/16 minibust depicts a Red Army Junior Lieutenant during Operation Barbarossa (1941) — companion piece to the Wehrmacht Hauptmann — facing the catastrophic early German advances while the Soviet military struggled to reorganise and resist.Produced in high-quality resin. Unpainted — assembly required. Not recommended for children under 14.
From the Portraits from the Second World War line — FeR Miniatures' 1/16 minibust series on WWII subjects. This piece depicts a Wehrmacht Hauptmann (Captain) during Operation Barbarossa (1941), in the early days of the German invasion of the Soviet Union — among the largest military operations in history.Produced in high-quality resin. Unpainted — assembly required. Not recommended for children under 14.
From the Portraits from the Middle Ages line. This 1/16 minibust depicts a Livonian Brother of the Sword at Muhu (1227) — the crusading military order who conquered the island of Saaremaa in a ferocious campaign during the Northern Crusades. Companion piece to the Oeselian Warrior minibust.Produced in high-quality resin. Unpainted — assembly required. Not recommended for children under 14.
From the Portraits from the Middle Ages line. This 1/16 minibust depicts an Oeselian warrior at the Battle of Muhu (1227) — a pagan Estonian tribesman defending the island of Saaremaa against the crusading Livonian Brothers of the Sword during the Northern Crusades.Produced in high-quality resin. Unpainted — assembly required. Not recommended for children under 14.
From the Portraits from the Middle Ages line. This 1/16 minibust depicts Saladin, Sultan of Egypt and Syria, at Arsuf (1191) — companion piece to Richard I. One of history's most admired commanders and statesmen, Saladin's chivalrous reputation matched his formidable battlefield skill.Produced in high-quality resin. Unpainted — assembly required. Not recommended for children under 14.
From the Portraits from the Middle Ages line. This 1/16 minibust depicts Richard I of England — Richard the Lionheart — at the Battle of Arsuf (1191), where his disciplined control of the crusading army resulted in a decisive victory over Saladin's forces.Produced in high-quality resin. Unpainted — assembly required. Not recommended for children under 14.
From the Portraits from the Middle Ages line. This 1/16 minibust depicts a Northumbrian Thegn at Jórvík (York) in 866 AD — an Anglo-Saxon nobleman warrior defending his kingdom against the Great Heathen Army's invasion.Produced in high-quality resin. Unpainted — assembly required. Not recommended for children under 14.
From the Portraits from the Middle Ages line. This 1/16 minibust depicts Ivar the Boneless at the Viking capture of Jórvík (York) in 866 AD — the legendary Norse leader who led the Great Heathen Army's invasion of Anglo-Saxon England.Produced in high-quality resin. Unpainted — assembly required. Not recommended for children under 14.
From the Portraits from the Middle Ages line — FeR Miniatures' 1/16 minibust series on medieval subjects. This piece depicts a Norman warrior at the Battle of Hastings (1066) — soldiers of William the Conqueror whose cavalry and crossbowmen defeated Harold's shield wall to change English history forever.Produced in high-quality resin. Unpainted — assembly required. Not recommended for children under 14.
From the People in Love line. The Kurt & Natasha boxed set pairs the two vampire lovers across the centuries — their dark romance combining gothic atmosphere with genuine tenderness. A matched 1/10 scale set for display as a couple.Sculptor: Thorbjørn Barone. Produced in high-quality resin. Unpainted — assembly required. Not recommended for children under 14.
From the People in Love line. The Grandpa Jack & Grandma Cindy boxed set brings the full arc of a love story together — the same two people from the drive-in, decades later, celebrating a lifetime anniversary. Four parts, two 1/10 busts, a matched set for display.Sculptor: Thorbjørn Barone. Number of parts: 4. Produced in high-quality resin. Unpainted — assembly required. Not recommended for children under 14.
From the People in Love line. The Jack & Cindy boxed set includes both young busts — the pair from the drive-in cinema at the beginning of a love story that will last a lifetime. A 1/10 scale matched pair ideal for display as a couple.Sculptor: Thorbjørn Barone. Number of parts: 4. Produced in high-quality resin. Unpainted — assembly required. Not recommended for children under 14.
From the People in Love line. Natasha is the vampire companion of Kurt — a woman turned in the chaos of the French Revolution who has roamed the centuries at his side. Fiercely loving and skilled at luring strangers, she remains the young farm girl he first saw. A darkly witty 1/10 scale bust.Sculptor: Thorbjørn Barone. Produced in high-quality resin. Unpainted — assembly required. Not recommended for children under 14.
From the People in Love line. Kurt is a centuries-old vampire who met Natasha near the Bastille in 1789 and has loved her ever since. At a punk rock concert in the present day, beyond her savage appearance, he can still see the young farm girl he fell in love with. A darkly romantic 1/10 scale bust.Sculptor: Thorbjørn Barone. Produced in high-quality resin. Unpainted — assembly required. Not recommended for children under 14.
