My 1\72 ACW collection is large and features plastic miniatures from Italeri, HAT, Accurate, Revell, and classic Airfix.
I also have metal ACW figures from Musket Miniatures in 22mm and 20mm figures from Newline and Irregular.
When I got back into the hobby in 2014 and wanted to do ACW again I did the Italeri figures first. With very few exceptions, Italeri figures rank among the best in 1\72 plastic.
The Italeri ACW collection has an early-war look to them.
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Confederate Cavalry. I painted them up to represent Hampton's Legion. |
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Union Cavalry. I use this unit as US Regulars. |
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Union Infantry. The two bases in front are skirmishers. |
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Confederate Infantry. I painted them up to represent and early war South Carolina Brigade. |
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A better look at the Union Infantry. I usually use them for early-war generic Union units. |
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Confederate Infantry with the South Carolina flag more prominent. |
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Two regiments of South Carolina rebs. |
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Most of my Italeri ACW collection. The Zouaves from the Union set have found there way into a composite Zouave unit consisting of HAT and Italeri miniatures and so did not make the cut. |
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