Lieutenant, Battalion Bombing Officer, 1916, Stormtroopers Exclusive series

[stu]

Hi,

Our new release in a new series of products only available from our site. www.stormtrooperminiatures.co.uk

StXB01 Lieutenant, Battalion Bombing Officer, 25th Northumberland Fusiliers (2nd Tyneside Irish) 34th Division ,1916

1/9th scale resin bust, Sculpted by Igor Danilkin (Master) and being painted by Mark Bennett (Gothicgeek)

These new products and others are being v-benched at present so you can follow how they are painted and watch their progress. Exclusive kits will come out early and can be followed and purchased immeadiately, others will have a staggered release.

The Exclusive series will not remain in constant production, they're not limited by number but by moulds produced. They may come back at a later date depending on demand.

I hope you like what you see and what we are trying to do

Many thanks and all comments welcome

Stuart

 

[bagelman1952]

That is one cracking looking figure

Ken

 

[captnenglish]

Gonna have to add this one to the to do list!

 

[Colin_Fraser]

Super and very Clark Gable.

Colin

 

[kaz6120]

LOVE IT! On the list!

 

[Dan Morton]

Outstanding!!!

All the best,
Dan

 

[hmgroth]

Yes, definitely a "must have"!

 

[Ulrich]

Looks really good

 

[stu]

Many thanks for all your comments, much appreciated.

Never saw the Clark Gable until you mentioned it colin, just thought he looked a bit" spiffing "

Hopefully Mark will start the v-bench on this soon

Glad you like it

Stuart

 

[Martin Antonenko]

Very fine bust!

Cheers

 

[martin tabony]

Love the figure but that cap badge is Royal Fusiliers not Northumberland Fusliers!
Quo Fata Vocant.

Martin

 

[martin tabony]

Fusilier badges

 

[billyturnip]

It's a beautiful bust but on the subject of the badge I have a feeling the Tyneside Irish battalions wore a harp badge not the usual Northumberland Fusiliers grenade badge. I hope someone can prove me wrong.

Roger.

Edit, Just had a look in Kitchener's Army by Ray Westlake and I'm pleased to say I was mistaken. The cap badge was the grenade of the Northumberland Fusiliers and the harp badge was worn on the collar (sometimes )
Shamrock sleeve badge was greyish blue for the 2nd Tyneside Irish.

 

[stu]

Again many thanks for all the positive comments, and thanks for clarifying the badges roger

Stuart

 

[megroot]

That's some great bust, that will be ended in my grey army.

marc

 

[billyturnip]

Again many thanks for all the positive comments, and thanks for clarifying the badges roger

Stuart

Martin's right about the Royal Fusiliers badge being incorrect, however it hasn't stopped me ordering one... I'll work something out, it's too good a subject and bust even for a "flattie" like me to let pass.

Roger.

 

[stu]

To be honest your gonna need your optivisor to notice it let alone paint it. 8x or 10x should do it

its on its way Roger, hope you like it

stuart

 

[billyturnip]

Cheers Stuart, the lure of some fantastic Great War releases was just too much in the end so I've stopped resisting.

 

[Ventress]

Great figure. Will be getting this beauty!

 

[1969]

Cracking looking bust mate, good to see more Great War figures/busts

All the best

Steve