AMATI and POSTE MILITAIRE

[elvis]

Hello everyone, continue the company's proposals Amati, with two classic figures

Timurid EMIR (Mongol Commander c. 1400) Military Post code JH90 90mm / 1
for me one of the finest pieces of the famous British firm

OLIVER CROMWELL 200 mm BUST code 8512/13

Amati collection of classic bust

hello by Luca

for contact [email protected]

 

[rej]

Weldone to Amati!!!

Saluti da Malta

Ray

 

[rheath]

Theses are lovely pieces - must gets and thanks for posting.

 

[ATTİLA the HUN]

Luca, how much is Timurid EMIR (Mongol Commander c. 1400) cost?
Thanks................

 

[ATTİLA the HUN]

And where find this masterpiece?

 

[elvis]

And where find this masterpiece?

Hello Attila, you can find the figure her

[email protected]

ciao Luca

 

[Christosjager]

Excellent Luca both of them.

 

[Einion]

Great to see that Julian Hullis sculpt available again, still holds up after all these years. Price and material shouldn't be a secret though

Einion

 

[red tom]

I have the mongol figure but I love the bust. It's my eyes you know
Tom

 

[Luis R.]

please note this does not mean Amati is casting new kits of the Poste Militaire figures, they're just advertising their remaining stock of PM originals.

 

[elvis]

please note this does not mean Amati is casting new kits of the Poste Militaire figures, they're just advertising their remaining stock of PM originals.

Yes, Amati distributed for many years, the PM parts, and these are the originals of the time

think that the famous catalog pm, had been printed and produced by Amati
Ray Lamb because he had not.
then these pieces to be published are the last remaining copies

Hello Luca

 

[elvis]

Hello everyone here is the painted version of the Timurid exit about twenty years ago.
painted from a painter named Anna Longo
Hello Luca

 

[Ratty]

Most of these Post Militaire kits are available from Bonapartes www.bonapartes.uk.com I bought one from here recently.

 

[diamond cutter]

Ahh-Songs of Yesterday!
Julian and Mike certainley rocked it
And what about Keith Durham-Post Militaire
Macbeth was a milestone. I remember an article in Military Modelling by Brian Stewart where he had painted that figure-superb!