ASM54006 French official, 1914, ArtSoldiers Miniaturas

[PropBlast]

I guess its really a choice between changing the figure or the trench base when it comes down to it. Maybe a typical semi-permanent French gabion style trench to tie in with the early uniform?

 

[Richie]

What's the website for this company?
Mark

Hi Mark,
This company is not in existance anymore. Nothing posted in over 2 years and website defunct.
If your looking for a particular kit there are some here but a lot out of stock.
cheers
Richie
Berliner Zinnfiguren | ArtSoldiers Miniaturas

 

[NigelR]

I guess its really a choice between changing the figure or the trench base when it comes down to it. Maybe a typical semi-permanent French gabion style trench to tie in with the early uniform?

There weren't really any trenches as such in the early war. There would have been simple scrapes (quickly excavated positions to provide a bit of shelter), and there was a lot of use of ditches and natural barriers, for example:

There's a nice photo on this website https://www.vox.com/2014/12/25/7448471/christmas-truce-1914 of a French officer in 1914 peering out of a muddy ditch. I think your figure would work well with that kind of groundwork.

But again, it's your figure, you do what you want

 

[PropBlast]

There weren't really any trenches as such in the early war. There would have been simple scrapes (quickly excavated positions to provide a bit of shelter), and there was a lot of use of ditches and natural barriers, for example:

So a simple scrape or muddy ditch it will be then

 

[ArtSoldiers Miniaturas]

Hi friends, ArtSoldiers Miniatures has not disappeared yet, what has happened is that I have been sick for a long time... but I am going to resume the activity where I left off...
You can get my figures at The Collectors21 is an eBay store.
https://www.ebay.es/sch/i.html?_dkr...=thecollectors21&_oac=1&store_cat=26194562017