German African Corps. Work in progress.

[Pwa]

Greetings to you, dear visitors of the forum! It is with great excitement that I present to you my new creation, which I am currently working hard on. This is a group of figures of German African corps, including both soldiers and officers, and their equipment.
Every figure, every detail recreates the atmosphere of the distant sands and heat, where bravery collides with adversity and fate.
I look forward to hearing your opinions and discussions about it! Your feedback and criticisms are important to me and will serve as inspiration for further creative endeavors.
Figurines will be produced by the Russian manufacturer of resin figurines “TRIUMPH” in scale 1/32, using high quality rubber plastic.

P.S. Please don't scold me for historical inconsistencies ) These are figures for the game.

The figures are from the second set.

This set includes a carefully modeled vehicle in which the figures are placed, each of which will have a special stand for exciting play. Thanks to this stand, the figures become more stable and can assume a variety of poses, which will unlock their potential for play and imagination. The car is equipped with wheels that rotate freely and are attached to a separate metal axle.

 

[Nap]

Hi there

Nice to see what your working on , I like the variety of subjects , the weapons and equipment being different , not all the same

The kneeling machine gunner and flame thrower are good ......possibly add another with the gunner ...loading

The camel is interesting

Thanks for sharing

Nap

 

[bigtodd]

These are all amazing. Great poses and emotions. I love them. I would love them more if the could be produced in 1/16th scale and in resin.

 

[Babelfish]

These look great. A pity that they are aimed at the toys market and not as miniatures for painting & display.

- Steve

 

[Pwa]

These are all amazing. Great poses and emotions. I love them. I would love them more if the could be produced in 1/16th scale and in resin.

Unfortunately, the publisher has no intention of releasing these figures in other scales.

These look great. A pity that they are aimed at the toys market and not as miniatures for painting & display.
- Steve

Yeah, I'm sorry, too.

 

[Pwa]

An example of a test casting from the publisher.