Alpine Miniatures - November 2022

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Hello Gents

Happy to announce Alpine's new figures for Nov. 2022.
They will be available for shipping on Nov. 21.
http://www.alpineminiatures.com/
http://www.alpineminiatures.com/store.html

Thanks!

All in 1/35

35303 WW2 US Infantry NCO
Sculpture by Taesung Harmms / Box Art by Calvin Tan
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35304 WW2 US Infantry
Sculpture by Taesung Harmms / Box Art by Calvin Tan
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35305 WW2 US Infantry Set (2 figs)Sculpture by Taesung Harmms / Box Art by Calvin Tan
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Hi

Nice looking figures very natural poses as usual with Alpine , details look good and of course artwork brings it all out

Thanks for sharing the updates

Happy releasing

Nap
 
Yep, they would go great with the Takom Jeep, Andys HHQ Sherman or the Classy Hobby 1/16 M5 kits.

That and also simply with other already existing Alpine 1/16 Yanks.

I usually roll my eyes when guys say "can we have this in such-and-such a scale please" as I mutter to myself "just be grateful you've got it at all". But in this case I find myself nodding in agreement. Alpine have been VERY quiet on the 1/16 front lately, and it's a great shame because theirs are some of the finest 1/16 figures out there in that scale.

- Steve
 
That and also simply with other already existing Alpine 1/16 Yanks.

I usually roll my eyes when guys say "can we have this in such-and-such a scale please" as I mutter to myself "just be grateful you've got it at all". But in this case I find myself nodding in agreement. Alpine have been VERY quiet on the 1/16 front lately, and it's a great shame because theirs are some of the finest 1/16 figures out there in that scale.

- Steve

I admit to being one of those guys, but for a practical purpose. First, I can't really see anything as small as 1/35th, 1/24/75mm is pushing it. Plus, I have nothing in my collection smaller than 1/16th. I figure if we don't make our desires known, they can't be catered to. Even if its not this particular set, letting the maker know that a certain scale (or subject) is desirable, might inspire them to release something else that's just as cool.
 
Gents
Thanks for all the comments!

As for 1/16 scale figures... the sales has been very slow for this scale for Alpine lately.
Having said that, I do have a US tanker in 1/16 lined up.

As a business entity, it's all about choosing the best subjects, poses, scales, etc. that have
proven to produce the most profit. And given the limited time and resources I have, 1/35 wins.

And the same thing applies to figures in action poses. Action-posed figures just do not
sell no where near well as figures in relaxed poses. Relax poses win.
 
Taesung,

I really like these and will be placing an order today. I understand you are offering what will sell, and I think these will for sure be popular. I have no idea what interest there is in British subjects, but I would love to see fully kitted out Royal Marine Commandos from the Normandy Invasion. Similar to the these in the below picture.

Rusty

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Taesung,

I really like these and will be placing an order today. I understand you are offering what will sell, and I think these will for sure be popular. I have no idea what interest there is in British subjects, but I would love to see fully kitted out Royal Marine Commandos from the Normandy Invasion. Similar to the these in the below picture.

Rusty

Not sure about RM commandos.. but I just made a WW2 Brit para figure 1/35 for an upcoming Vallejo paint set
 
Great, thanks for the heads up. I appreciate the paint sets with figures. I have the been slowly replacing my paints as they are getting some age. I just picked up one of your paint sets, and will be buying more.
 
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