101st Airborne Paratrooper - Mitches Military Models

[MMM]

View attachment 160652 To commemorate the Anniversary of Operation Overlord MMM is making available this 200mm resin kit depicting a soldier of the 101st Airborne Division as he prepares to emplane to drop into Normandy exactly 70 years ago today.
The figure was converted by Michel Kermen from an original kit by Moz utilising a 1/9 head from Reedees miniatures and based on illustrations from American Warriors by Michel de Trez, D Day Publishing.
A resin US Paratrooper badge is included with each kit.
Any PF members interested in obtaining one please contact me direct on [email protected] as they are not yet advertised on the website and I will be only able to produce a limited run at the moment.
Another version of the 82nd Airborne will also be available. Please contact for details.
Price £65.00 which includes international shipping.
Thanks for looking.

Ross
www.mitchesmilitarymodels.co.uk

 

[Krest063]

Very intresting figure !
Andrey

 

[lopee]

 

[montythefirst]

Great idea love it would be interesting to see the other version of 82nd Airborne you speak of. Also would be great to see some non airborne figures bust portraying dday forces

 

[1969]

Nice release Gordon, wings on the base are a nice touch.
Steve

 

[MMM]

Great idea love it would be interesting to see the other version of 82nd Airborne you speak of. Also would be great to see some non airborne figures bust portraying dday forces

I agree with regard to some other subjects and we are considering at least one british subject for the future in 200mm. The 82nd pics should be available soon.
Cheers
Ross

 

[Cheeses]

You've done it again!! Great!

Have you thought of doing a WW2 Royal Marine bust?

 

[MMM]

You've done it again!! Great!

Have you thought of doing a WW2 Royal Marine bust?

We are looking at a ww2 marine subject but we are not sure of the scale at the moment 120mm or 200mm.
Thanks
Rosss

 

[swralph]

Very nice

 

[MMM]

Reference pics for the kit. Taken from 'American Warriors' by Michel de Trez.
Ross