I found a set of painted Mecklenburg 1st Infantry (1806?). Trying to find info on who sell these figures. Anyone?

Pics would help.  Have you tried Britains?

EasyMike

Pics would help.  Have you tried Britains?

I'll second Easy Mike--do you have any photos?  What scale or size are the figures?  Plastic or metal?

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I posted on you tube at: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ocWBK8B43Hc

 You can see scale of the figures there, about (28MM) 1-1/8 to 1-1/4". Sorry about the blurry quality of the close-ups in the video. They are all metal, posibly lead (not plastic). The set in the front is the Mecklenburg 1806 army, or so stated. The rear set is also same war time period.

Sierra Toy Soldier Co. has a set in their Britains Connoisseur Collection , which is the second set called Battle of Friedland, sculpted by Alan Ball with the master painted by David Youngquist. I don't know what their first set was? Those are from 1807 so they are close, but only sold as the entire set. Could it be that is how these came too? Also very similar to these Napoleonic old guard http://www.sierratoysoldier.com/ourstore/pc/CS00482_CS00489-Complete-Set-of-Old-Guard-Sets-CS00482-CS00489-944p9329.htm

I added another video of pictures. Here you'll get clearer look. The are definitely Napoleonic..

 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gMiY4Qmn9cA

Thanks for the links and the video, OC!

I can say that they are definitely not Britains.  Britains makes figures in 54mm and has never made anything remotely close to wargaming sizes.

There are many manufacturers of wargaming-scale figures, and your may come from any of them.  I'm more familiar with the manufacturers of plastic small-scale figures, like Airfix, Hat, Zvezda, so that's about as far as I can take you.

I will offer a suggestion to try the toy soldier and figure forums, too.  One is Treefrog Treasure's Toy Soldier forum:  http://www.treefrogtreasures.com/forum.  I'm a member over there, and there is a great wealth of knowledge, including some guys who know more about the smaller figures.  Also, try PlanetFigure, www.planetfigure.com/forums.   That's more of a painter's and connoisseur collector's forum, but there, too, are many who work with smaller scale figures, so you may be able to find more info about the figures you've bought.

Hope that helps, best regards,

Brad

Thank you very much for your help and links.. At least I have a direction to step forward to... :)

And anyone else that can give me any insight, please post..