Murawski Miniatures Company Ltd produce 28mm high quality, historically accurate and well proportioned Napoleonic Poles and Duchy of Baden.
As avid collectors and painters, as well as gamers, of 28mm Napoleonic miniatures, our major area of interest is the 1812-1814 period in Russia and northern Europe. One of the frustrating things about collecting for this period of history was the lack of high quality, historically accurate and well-proportioned Duchy of Warsaw Poles, as well as many of the other smaller states. To this end we decided to do something about it; how else were we going to refight Borodino and Leipzig?
In order to fulfil my dream of having 28mm Duchy of Warsaw Poles I made contact with Paul Hicks, who in my opinion is the one of the best sculptors in the business, and between us we concocted a range of Duchy of Warsaw line infantry for the period 1812-1814 (although they can be used for 1809, the Peninsular etc at a pinch). To this end the first figures were released in February 2012 to an incredibly warm reception from across the globe. Due to this warm reception plans are afoot to complete the range this year, and over the coming months I expect to see released
Krakus
Uhlans
Brigade, Division and General Staff
Where it goes after that will be based on demand, but may I thank you for looking at my site, and if you have supported the range with your custom – many thanks! It really is appreciated.
RTB
Design notes
The figures have been designed by Paul Hicks to my specifications, and have been cast by Griffin Moulds – the best out there. As to “fit” with other ranges the figures have been designed to match the Perry, Foundry Perry (Russians, campaign French etc), Calpe and Victrix figures that make up the mass of my collection. They also seem to fit quite well with Front Rank Russians and Bavarians.
The “look” of the figures is very much that of “in the field” rather than parade ground. This is deliberate. That said figures have been designed with Czapska chords, plumes etc, but if you require scruffier (ideal for the Peninsular, 1813 campaigns etc) then we will be producing a range of “scruffy” figures.