Yes, Alex Williams sculpted them. He also did some nice WW2 sculpts for Andrea.
Completed Australian infantryman, 1942 (Cheshire Volunteer, 54mm)
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al51williams
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Bit late to comment but great paint job.
The Aussie was one of my very first figures. I offered it to Sid Horton but he was keen to stick with his own stuff. But Sid was a great friend and support when I was getting started, "plenty of room for everybody" he replied in his Brummie drawl. If only he could see the range of figures on the market today. I eventually included it in my own Pacific war set.
Still modelling and painting as a hobby but trying to meet the new staggering standards that figures have reached in competition.
The Aussie was one of my very first figures. I offered it to Sid Horton but he was keen to stick with his own stuff. But Sid was a great friend and support when I was getting started, "plenty of room for everybody" he replied in his Brummie drawl. If only he could see the range of figures on the market today. I eventually included it in my own Pacific war set.
Still modelling and painting as a hobby but trying to meet the new staggering standards that figures have reached in competition.
Cheshire Volunteer figures got me into painting figures.Along with Chiota sahib range really ignited my interest.
Richard
Thanks a lot! It's a great sculpt. I'd like to paint more Cheshire Volunteer figures - I'm looking for the chindit actually.
al51williams
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I might have one in the garage.
al51williams
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fyi my latest effort in lockdown
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