Jeffshiu's Miniatures 120mm 'WWI German soldier with body armour 1917'

[pinkfloyd]

Hello again, my another new release in 120mm as well, hope you like it too! best wishes! Jeff

 

[TERRYSOMME1916]

Excellent, unusual and great to see a WW1 subject in 120mm, will have to consider this one.
TERRY

 

[Zastrow.cuirassier]

A lot of news, this one, but also a new version of the 120048 "Hold the line "part IV, and the JS120121 - Fallschirmjager w/Flammenwerfer 41.
Will have to make another order so another problems with my Bank manager (my wife !)

 

[Babelfish]

Great figure, definitely on my list.

Assuming that they scale out the same, this guy will make a nice pairing with another occupant of my stash ....



- Steve

 

[captnenglish]

This is the perfect companion to another of Jeff's figures that I have in my stash, which is similar to the Model Cellar figure Babelfish posted ^^^^

 

[TERRYSOMME1916]

I must have been asleep for a few years and was unaware of these 120mm WW1 figures, so just had a look at Jeff's website and wallop there's a load of them all very tempting and with visions of pairing up with others from Jeff's releases but how well does the scaling match from figure to figure.
TERRY

 

[Chris Oldfield]

Now you're spoiling me for choice between this one & the Flammenwerfer 41 para, Jeff!

 

[Sgt. Red]

This is great stuff. Im ordering this one.

 

[bond090]

An other winter Jeff !

 

[Scott Sheltz]

Great looking figure!

 

[newtonk]

Colorised, but not by me. For your reference

 

[Nap]

Hi Jeff

Good to see a WW1 subject and a impressive sculpt as well , like the open gas mask canister

I can only imagine attacking in this armour

The weapon looks really good as well

Thanks for sharing

Nap

 

[Zastrow.cuirassier]

As it is a sentry, we can interpret it like that, it will go very well with some JON SMITH MODELLBAU figurines.
We tend to forget this specialist in the Great War!

ETC...

 

[NeilW]

Of interest if you're into WW1 armour etc (download the PDF):

https://www.metmuseum.org/art/metpu...arfare?Tag=&title=&author=&pt=&tc=&dept=&fmt=

BTW: 'modern' means 1920