D-Day Miniature Studio April News - 1/35 Part one

[Pavka]

Dear Friends, I would like to show you the new figures I sculpted and painted for boxart. Available under my company D-Day Miniature Studio. Any orders, questions etc. please write an email: [email protected]. More pictures and informations on www.ddayminiaturestudio.com.
Any comments are as always very welcome and I appreciate a lot you spend time to leave your remarks.
All the best
Pawel Krasicki

35107 - WWI Belgian dog-drawn cart with crew, 1914-1915 (road chappel not included)
scale 1/35
sculpted & painted by Pawel Krasicki





Available also as:
35103 - WWI Belgian Carabinier, 1914-1915



35104 - WWI Belgian Infantryman, 1914-1915



35105 - WWI Belgian Infantry walking, 1914-1915



35106 - WWI Dog-drawn cart with Hotchkiss Machine Gun

 

[Vitalino]

this is a great piece!!! well done !!!!!

Vitalino

 

[Pavka]

Many thanks Vitalino!

 

[ometz]

Super cool and a much needed addition to WW1 figure offerings. Must get this one.

 

[Pavka]

Thank you Ometz, I am glad you like it>

 

[Graham]

Very nice and unusual subject.

 

[JonH]

Those two and the cart look really good.You've got some excellent stuff at DDM.
Jon.

 

[elanlane13]

Love piece, great sculpting and box art.

 

[ModelCellar]

Pawel,

Really, really cool.

Paul

 

[Reptor]

Wow! Great work, beautiful paint and sculpt ! It's a common subject and the result is really superb !

 

[Zastrow.cuirassier]

Something really different, gret ad to the WWI figures available , really gret choice and superb figures !

 

[Pavka]

Many thanks Graham, Jon, Robert (if I remember ), Paul, Rep and Zastrow. I am very glad you appreciate my work!
Cheers
Pawel

 

[Babelfish]

The armies of the "smaller" powers involved in both world wars have been sadly ignored by model companies over the years. This is a great release, and makes a refreshing change from all the "Tommys" and "Jerrys". Quality sculpts and boxart too.



- Steve

 

[Zastrow.cuirassier]

The armies of the "smaller" powers involved in both world wars have been sadly ignored by model companies over the years. This is a great release, and makes a refreshing change from all the "Tommys" and "Jerrys". Quality sculpts and boxart too.



- Steve

Fortunately, Metal Modeles with Bruno Liebovitz and Michel Saez had dealt a little with the subject of these little nations.
Too bad Metal Models has slowed down his ranges Second Empire and Great War!

 

[Mike S.]

What a beautifully done, unique piece!

 

[Pavka]

Thanks a lot Mike!

 

[Mike - The Kiwi]

Just brilliant Pavka - a well overdue subject that always deserved to be done.
You've done a wonderful job on this vignette.
-Mike

 

[Huw63]

Marvellous sculpting and painting of a very original choice of subject.

Cheers

Huw