ARE YOU READY!!! New Jeff Shiu's Miniatures figure JS120046

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Von Bock

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Ok now I have been announcing Jeff's figures for awhile. He is very tight lipped when it comes to his work. I get hints but that's about it. He reads the post and he keeps your ideas suggestions and wish list in mind. He let me know he has a new figure ready and it's something completely different for him. I'm thinking Uh-Oh zombie but nope he floored me with this one and he hopes as I do you guys wanting a US figure will be a little happier. It's JS120046 WWII U.S. Army Caliber .30 Machine Gun Team (part 1). And in an action pose too!! Cheers, Brock

Scale 1/16th
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You had me at Jeff!


Very nice.........................Jeff has a thing about big noses but a smaller nose once and awhile would help break up his German Ardennes figures.
Could you ask Jeff if the next Ardennes figure for KT could have a Hetzer barrel type nose and not another king Tiger barrel type nose.

Other than that I love his figure and have most of them.

Actually one small note I am not a real fan of most of the breaks/casts where the arm is cut in half with funny joins. I know its a casting thing but is it possible just to have the whole arm as one piece and join at shoulder or have a cleaner cut with peg and hole type join. Its only a small matter but I think would improve the build process. Would be interested to here other peoples thoughts on this or am I the only one.
 
Nice to see Jeff branching out from Germans (as nice as his Germans are). I have no issues with the way in which the arms are cast, in fact I think it works quite well. I guess it's just a matter of personal taste - it works for some folks but not for others.

- Steve
 
Great figure, keep them coming...

"Fractured" joints make for stronger ones as theres a greater surface area to mate.

Ian
 
Hello all,
Jeff asked me to let you all know he is very happy you like his new figure. I do a lot of Germans , but this figure is pretty darn cool. Another to give the wife to put on the old Christmas list. Cheers, Brock
 

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