1870 French photos!

[fsn]

Well, they're very good.

But it wasn't what I was expecting from the thread title. 

[Leon]

Congrats once again, Leon, for being on the ball and continued progress in your quest to show us all of your wonderful products.

Cheers!  It's a long slog but I hate not having pics of the products on the site.  As you say, how can we expect people (especially those new to this scale or new to us) to come and buy something without knowing what it looks like.  We're making good progress but there's a long way to go yet!

But it wasn't what I was expecting from the thread title. 

I'll get the other 1,826 photos sorted and up soon...   

[Leman]

Well, they're very good.

But it wasn't what I was expecting from the thread title. 

I’ll have Mademoiselle Frufru send you some in a brown paper envelope.

[Womble67]

Would have thought that photos taken in 1870 would be black and white ?  :-

lol

[pierre the shy]

To me, that's another reason why the forum is so damn useful/helpful.

If there's not a pic of a particular figure in 'the shop'.....folk (or Sir) will jump in, so that someone who would like to know what said figure looks like, gets to see it.

Cheers - Phil

100% agree with that....Pendraken are to be congradulated on being so proactive about putting up pictures of their new (and existing) ranges up on the website....It makes it much easier for folks like me who are far away from any shows etc to be tempted to buy stuff if I can see what it looks like....wish other manufacturers would do the same, even if its just for their new releases.

I'm sure the time and effort that the Pendraken team put into including pictures translates to more sales.     

[Leman]

Yes, I would certainly agree with that. I had no idea how good the new Austrian dragoons, cuirassiers and rocket troops looked.