Andrey Efremov has been posting some really interesting pics from the siege of Rome on my French Second Empire group. It is a great period but I don't think anyone does figures for it.
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I've done some research on the Siege and also put on a display game. Great War Miniatures Crimean French would be ok. Gringo40's Piedmontese and Neapolitans would also be suitable for French. The defenders of Rome are more difficult, Bersaglieri from Gringo are good, as are some of the redshirt figures. Otherwise conversions are required.
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