American infantryman

[trickcyclist]

I used to model years ago. Most of my figures were converted from commercial products.

Here's an American infantryman in 200mm.

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Whippet tank crew in 54mm.

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Austrian assault troops taking an Italian prisoner, in 54mm.

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French assault troops in 54mm.

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Jäger- (Sturm-) Bataillon Nr. 3 in 54mm.

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French infantryman in 120mm.

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American BAR squad in 54mm.

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German assault trooper wearing body armor, in 60mm.

[Landsturm]

Great stuff! Finally someone making WW1-models (I know few)... got anymore photos to show us more?

[Doggowitz]

Bautiful stuff! Absolutely fine paintjob! What do you mean by "industrial products"?


BTW The eyes of the first Soldier are a bit too large... looks a bit cartoonish. But that doesn't diminish the greatness of your work.

[panzerIV]

AWESOME dioramas!

[trickcyclist]

Thanks for the compliments.

I meant to write "commercial products" instead of "industrial products." I have a terrible cold right now, so it's hard to think straight. Most of the figures are Dragon, Tamiya, Zveda, etc. I made masters for the weapons and helmets and cast them in resin. All painting was done in Polly S and Grumbacher acrylics.

The 200mm bust of the American soldier was a nightmare. His eyes are too big and his ears are too high on his head. I put a lot work into resculpting the face, but I forgot to take care of the eyes.

Here's a Portuguese sentry with signal rockets, in 54mm.

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Here's a Friedrichshafen G.II in 1/72 scale.

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Halberstadt CL.II in 1/48 scale.

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Turkish assault trooper in 54mm.