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My two cents: the weapon was not that rare in the final stages of WWII - all in all a total number of 424000 was produced. Problems occured due to limited stocks and low supplies of the special ammunition. But without question the K 98 remained the standard weapon of the German Army throughout...

As Kevin said: Soft cap plus walking stick and bench of version two and dog with spiked helmet would make my favorite version.

Andrei Bleskine is an old warhorse in sculpting and one of the best sculptors IMHO. Interesting that he now uses new tools to design his sculpts. Great work. Cheers Martin

The first fully motorized army of WW II was ... the U.S. Army. :)

Very enlightening discussion and comments by the producers. Thanks to all involved.

Superb.

For the first time holy cow woman who took Custer's scalp at Little Bighorn is captured in miniature.

Two pictures from my library of a French Dragoon collet of the 1857 model - worn 1870

I am with you about this problem. If I go to his page a blue field pops up that indicates that you can send a message to him by typing a message into this field. Hope that helps.

That response is pushing it a bit far IMHO - nobody is raving about this release or about Jeff`s products as a whole. I suggest that this thread returns to the new release and not to French wine or 3D sculpting etc. that was not part of critical comments. I simply pointed at some weaker details...

You welcome - to my regret my two sources for AC-Models - Steve Kirtley Miniatures in GB and Exter Company in Germany - don`t offer this kit at the moment. Andy Cairns - the owner of AC-Models - is on Facebook. He is very nice and might help you out. Cheers, Martin

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Hi Jeff, thank you very much for your reply - even by starting an own thread - and I understand that this is an extra load for you to run your business and reply to comments and questions on Planet Figure. My mothertongue is likewise not English and so there is some room for misunderstandings...

Hi Jeff, yes I like your release. Amazing speed of releases in your line and a vehicle in that scale is in need of crew members. IMHO these figures work as a group but in that scale some details might have to be reworked by customers to give your release the full potential. I let your pictures...

IMHO opinion it depends what you expect to get out of this sale. Over here you have a community that worships the works of Bryan Fosten and has used it as reference and inspiration for models throughout the years. In this regard you are in the right place to draw attention to the sale of his...

IMHO Andrea is capable to produce excellent kits - don't forget their Iron Cross Series or the more recent Napoleonic releases in 90 mm. The same goes for Pegaso with Napoleonic Marshalls in 54 mm. The problem is the sales price that seems to be necessary to recover the costs of production and...

I guess that everyone taking part in this forum expresses his opinion and has to live with the fact that others share it or not. We also have to live with the fact that some members are incapable to express their opinion in an intelligent and polite way while they might post under influence of...

The speed of turning out new releases is amazing. Nevertheless it seems that previous releases were used to create these two Fallschirmjaegers. That shows in the tweaked poses - joints of limbs - and some rough details. It would be cool if you would respond to Feedback, Jeff. All the best for...

Very good detailed pictures that clearly show the amount of work that needs to be invested in the construction of these models to get a decent result. Without doubt the great variety of models to choose from and the speed of new releases of Jeff is amazing but the contents of the box show the...

The only figure I was able to find in the scale you are looking for: https://www.puttyandpaint.com/projects/27436 In general I agree that the Japanese Army is not that often represented in figure modelling. I recall the very nice set of Airfix Multipose Japanese Infantry of WW II and the...