H&V Miniatures Christmas News

[H&V Miniatures]

Good Morning
We are pleased to present the Christmas releases:

Hamlet, Prince of Denmark

Sculpture: Juan Díaz
Painting: Fernando Ruiz
Material: Resin
Number of parts of the kit: 5
Scale: 1/12

Portraits from the American Civil War

79th New York State Militia

Sculpture: Eduard Pérez
Painting: Fernando Ruiz
Material: Resin
Number of parts of the kit: 1
Scale: 1/16

8th Texas Cavalry Terry’s Rangers

Sculpture: Eduard Pérez
Painting: Fernando Ruiz
Material: Resin
Number of parts of the kit: 2
Scale: 1/16

Outworld Miniatures

RK1 Outworld

Sculpture: Antonio Fernández
Painting: Alex Varela
Material: Resin
Number of parts of the kit: 37 (enough for 2 miniatures)
Scale: 54 mm

You can see additional images on our website or Facebook page:http://www.hvminiatures.com/es/https://www.facebook.com/HeroesAndVillainsMiniatures

Thanks for your interest,
Heroes and Villains Miniatures

 

[Captain Lol]

Hamlet i love it !

 

[Funky50]

Not useally my thing as they say but do like the Hamlet bust........

 

[Alex Long]

Great releases. I saw the robots at Euro and thought they looked cool. They look like some good fun painting.

Alex.

 

[Kisifer]

Beautiful releases...very unique too.

Xenofon

 

[piquifl]

A little bit more information about the robots.
Two robots in one Scale Kit 54 mm. 37 pieces. 3 torsos. 6 heads. 1512 combinations....... 19,95€

 

[Joe Hudson]

Great work Frenando! I hope that you will add more SBS on your site. It's always a joy to see these come to life.

Joe

 

[swralph]

all very nice

 

[YongA01]

The robot is super creative !

 

[Jazz]

I like the robots. The first bust, is it Hamlet? - has hair reminiscent of early David Beckham.

 

[Paul Kernan]

Hamlet....now that is a little different. Nice one

 

[Whiteraven_2001]

Don't say that name; instead, say "the Scottish bust.:

 

[Whiteraven_2001]

Don't say that name; instead, say "the Scottish bust.:

Oops.... my wife corrected me that you say that with "Macbeth!"

 

[Jazz]

Come on guys, brush up on your Shakespeare. The skull was Yorick and he was once the court jester to Hamlet. The Scottish Play, I won't tempt fate by mentioning it's name, was completely different and was about the king of Scotland.