British Paratrooper WWII - Young Miniatures

[Guy]

YM1834
British Paratrooper Northwest Europe WWII
1/10th scale resin
Sculpted by - Young B. Song
Painted by - Calvin Tan

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[LVM]

I love it.

Laurent

 

[Pops]

The face looks familiar to earlier works. Perhaps we a seeing something of a 'trademark' look?

Don't get me wrong. I've been practicing making heads in this scale but would not dare publish the results so far!

 

[gordy]

Fixed the title, I guess I need to make the Notice even larger and more brash!

 

[Guy]

Old habits are sometimes hard to break Gordy. I posted his new releases that way for years.....lol

 

[stu]

Superb new release, the face is just lovely.

Cant wait to see Guy's review and see the castings.

One to get for sure, even though I have the pegaso version which is similar.

Stu

 

[Kandor8]

Another "must have" from Young!

 

[templar magister]

One more great release by Young miniatures!I have seen the unpainted at Lyon great sculpt!

 

[gordy]

Old habits are sometimes hard to break Gordy. I posted his new releases that way for years.....lol

Gotcha, I just worry my notice isn't noticeable!

This is what search engines are seeing:

The more unique the description the more love Google will give to manufacturers , more google love = more sales!

 

[Edorta]

I like it, good face to work on and a different cammo pattern too (not german). Great sculpt and paint work.
Cheers.

Military miniatures painted by Eduardo Garcia

 

[Colin_Fraser]

Best para ever...

Colin

 

[kiwi45]

Must have!!

 

[smudger1960]

love,love,love it i will definately be getting this,i have a few things in mind to add,look forward to doing the denison smock as well,great result

 

[Kisifer]

Another great release from Young...

Xenofon

 

[saxon66]

Excellent work Guy...Especially the smock..Well done!!!

 

[Einion]

What a great bust, nice job by Young.

I do have to point to the creases on the left of the neck though

And to be picky the head should be canted a little to the opposite angle - inner eye goes down, outer eye goes up. I think that's universal because of the way the neck vertebrae rotate as the head is turned.

The face looks familiar to earlier works. Perhaps we a seeing something of a 'trademark' look?

I was going to say this is the least look-alike of recent releases Going by memory this one seems the most individual face of say the last 10 or so sculpts; even if the ears are probably very generic as they usually are, there look to be overall changes in facial structure and dimensions - short upper lip, big chin, fuller cheek area.

Einion

 

[stu]

Einion,

Not necessarily with the neck. The cervical spine can rotate and laterally flex in both directions with either rotation , ie it can rotate left and sidebend right or left. It only becomes a problem if you want to manipulate it... then you have to rotate and sidebend in opposte directions.

Hope this helps

Stuart

 

[Gellso]

Doesn't really do it for me I'm afraid. The face looks too cartoonish and exaggerated.

 

[Tommi]

This is another excellent release and great to see a British subject, one I will be adding to the collection for sure, Thanks for posting Guy and I look foward to you pictorial review of this
heers
Tommi

 

[Paul Kernan]

I'm with Grant. I really like the sculpting/detail of the smock, webbing and pack but the face and helmet leave alot to be desired in my eyes. Maybe it's the angle but it has more of a US para look about it. I much prefer the face/helmet of the Pegaso bust version. Far more more Brit looking, old chap Now can I marry the two...expensive end product