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MFCA SHOW REMINDER | planetFigure | Miniatures This time it's a set of 1/35 scale WWI Austrians sculpted by Mike Good. As usual, coming from Mike, the figures have unbelievable detail. Tim Farrell painted the figures and built the Romfell Panzerwagen from Copper State. Mike painted the...

Hi Jack, Exactly. Kaz sent me the file and I printed it. I cleaned up the print, made rubber molds and then cast/reproduced the printed parts the traditional way with resin. Not that it's more economical, it's just easier and quicker to cast resin in rubber as some prints can take 4 or 5...

Hi Billy, Well, when Mike sculpted it, I sent him some castings of the head from our other 1/24 Richthofen that he had previously done for us (and it's a great likeness) : https://modelcellar.com/shop/time-period/wwi/manfred-von-richthofen-2/ He took the head and sculpted the flight...

MFCA SHOW REMINDER | planetFigure | Miniatures ...and a 1/24 scale seated Richthofen sculpted by Mike Good for the Meng Fokker Triplane =). Once again, top notch work from Mike. Hope you like him. regards, Paul www.ModelCellar.com

MFCA SHOW REMINDER | planetFigure | Miniatures This time it's a 1/24 scale WWI German ground crew sculpted by Mike Good. Designed for the 1/24 scale Fokker Triplane from Meng. One crewman turns the prop, rotating the motor, while the other primes the cylinders. Thanks for...

Mike the Kiwi, Got ya covered =). And thanks for the compliments Paul

Hi everyone, Thanks for all the positive feedback. I'm glad you like it. Kaz did an amazing job sculpting this. JasonB, We were thinking of a 1/9 version too, but I'm not sure yet. We also were thing of going the other way to 75mm. But we haven't decided. Sgt Red and Gerry, and all, I...

Hi everyone, Thanks for all the positive feedback. I'm glad you like it. Kaz did an amazing job sculpting this. The price will be $90 USD. I will only have a handful of castings at MFCA. General release will be afterwards until I make the production molds. Probably by mid June. Then...

MFCA is only ONE week away, Fri/Sat May 13 & 14 at the Radisson Hotel in Trevose, Pa =)!! MFCA SHOW REMINDER | planetFigure | Miniatures With that, I would like to share some pics of another new figure we will have at the show. It's a 1/16 (120mm) WWI French Poilu, sculpted by Kaz Tomori...

MFCA is only ONE week away, Fri/Sat May 13 & 14 at the Radisson Hotel in Trevose, Pa =)!! MFCA SHOW REMINDER | planetFigure | Miniatures Without a show in '20 and '21 it has been THREE years since May '19 that we will finally see our friends at the show tables. ...FINALLY!! With that, I...

absolutely AMAZING ...as usual =). Paul

Wow, that is really cool. What a great vignette. I like the subject and (as Terry said) the colors too. The blue and red, VERY eye catching. Paul

Hi Mike, re:> "Thanks Paul - ModelCellar & MikeG gets some good commentary." Very cool, I appreciate that. Thanks a bunch =). But just to make sure/clarify: the French officer on the cover ("Maurice" as you have named him !LOL!!) was sculpted by Greg Girault. Paul

That is really cool. A very different subject, and an amazing paintjob. I really like it. Paul

NICE!! ...can't wait to see it =) Paul

wow, ...just WOW ! That is amazing!! I really like that. What a cool piece. The sculpting is great. And the painting is fantastic. I really like the mixture of materials. the cloth of the shirt, the leather, the metal of the helmet, the gold of the Icon. And of course, the face. Paul

Robert, Very nice ! Thanks for sharing. ...hope you enjoyed painting our busts =). Paul

David, Looks GREAT !! Thanks for sharing . Paul

Hi Glenn, Nice paint job. Can't wait to see the finished product on the base. I always liked this figure (based on the Osprey book). We have a 1/9 bust version sculpted by Steve Leadley, box art by Maurizio Fenucci: WWI Russian Officer 1914 - The Model Cellar Maybe you could do the...

That is VERY eye catching! I especially like the pic with the stone wall background. The color tones are much better. It really brings out the uniform and cap colors. And, that face... WOW. It looks like it could be a studio portrait photo of a real person. Paul