More Acknowledgements

A couple of packages made their way to the Plastic Pelisse this week, and I wanted to acknowledge the senders.

Eric Yin has once again provided a number of new plastic samples; they will address gaps in the collection that supports comparisons on this blog. In particular, readers can now expect to see more Revell and more modern period sets.

Get more Eric here:

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Conrad Kinch meanwhile, donated a unit of Prussian dragoons, in metal. Conrad mentioned that they were the product of Uwe Ehmke. However, I have not been able to track down this name. Can anyone provide more information on Ehmke? Was he the sculpter, the manufacturer, both? When did he produce thse figures? What was his full catalogue like? Any suggestions or information will be appreciated.

Get more Conrad here:

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Liam Sullivan, Friend of the Blog

Liam Sullivan, who posts on the Trading Post and elsewhere, just sent a large mixed bag of plastic figures to build up the comparison samples here at the Plastic Pelisse. They will come in handy.

Thanks very much for your generous donation, Liam!

Michael Epting, Friend of the Blog

Michael Epting, who created the Trading Department, recently donated a number of plastic Napoleonic samples for use on the blog (seen in the picture above).

If you haven't already done so, check out the site: Trading Department

Mike's contribution will allow for a much greater range of Napoleonic comparisons in future.

Thanks Mike!