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Hi, sorry for my late answer and many thanks for your nice comments :) @bonehead: Did you not know that in ww1 single-armed pilots were often used to save weight... ;-) Have a nice sunday and best regards, Martin

Scale: 1:32 / 54 mm Material: Poyurethane casting resin Unpainted Kit Pilot and observer for the LVG C.VI from wingnut wings Best regards, Martin Klick here for more informationes.

Whow, that's fantastic!!! Best regards, Martin

Hi boys, here is one idea, what you can do with the gears: The boys of "Battlefield Berlin", a well known German tabletop store here in town, used them as steampunk bases. Best regards, Martin

Gear wheels Mix small- Set 2 Gears of laser-cut technology 35 gears wheels in different sizes (3 to 12mm) Material: cardboard 1,5mm If you want to know more, pleasde klick here! See the Massive Voodo unpacked article here...

What a fantastic made face!!! Thanks for showing, Martin

Hi TS, another fantastic work of from your hands! It's every time nearly unbelievable to see this quality in such a small scale (y) Best regards, Martin

Hi Ulrich, fantastic made two little fellows- congratulationes (y) My favourite one is the sitting grandpa. Great to see your own range growing and growing. Best regards, Martin

Oha, what a great made scene :wideyed: You made a fantastic work and all in this big scale. Incredible!!! Thanks for showing it (y) Best regards, Martin

That's a fucking shit!!!:mad: It is so lowbrow from a company to mixed some parts of different figures and sell them as their own work/art. Down to the hell with this faker. TS: I feel with you. But I'm afraid, were helpless against this "buisness methods". Best regards, Martin

Gear wheels (laser-cut technology) 5 different sets with different sizes of gear wheels. Material: cardboard, 2,5mm If you want to know more? http://www.kellerkind-miniaturen.com/index.php?language=en&cat=c31_Zahnraeder-Zahnraeder.html&cPath=5_31&= Best regards, Martin

He, many thanks for the report. I visit the Kulmbach tin figure fair since many years and I only can say: If you interested in tin figures- VISIT IT TOO!!! (y) Best regards, Martin

Brilliant face an pose (y) I like it verry much. Best regards, Martin

Hi boys, thanks for comments and alerts :-) Best regards, Martin

"Last orders" 2 figure set in 1/32 scale WW1, Germany 1917-18 If you want to know more: http://www.kellerkind-miniaturen.com/product_info.php?language=en&info=p153_letzte-befehle.html&= Best regards, Martin

Hi Boys, thanks for watching and nice comments. Best regards, Martin

Litte zombiegirl Scale 1/35, Resin 5 parts, base not included Painted by the incredible Felix Husemann More informationes you can find here: http://www.kellerkind-miniaturen.com/product_info.php?info=p172_-little-zombiegirl-.html Best regards, Martin

"No fear!" part one and part two Postapocalyptic scene with a girl on sofa and a zombie in NBC suit. Best regards, Martin p.s. painted by Peter "Baphomet" Toth Figures you can find here: http://www.kellerkind-miniaturen.com/product_info.php?info=p170_-no-fear----part-one.html...

Holla! superb figures. I like the waistcoat verry much- great sculpted!!! Best regards, Martin

Hello Luc, many thanks for the insprirations :happy: I will see, what I can sculp in the future. Best regards, Martin