Looking for WW2 Soviet soldier figure

[Michel Caudron]

Hi guys,

I have a question, I'm looking for a World War 2 Soviet soldier figure in a scale bigger than 1:35.
I've been looking around and I found a lot of Soviet officers and NCO's, but very few normal soldiers.

Maybe someone can help me find a figure.

Thanks.

 

[Uruk-Hai]

These come to mind.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Verlinden-1...593461740?pt=Model_Kit_US&hash=item27b829a5ec
http://www.ebay.com/itm/120-mm-scal...es_ModelKits_ModelKits_JN&hash=item4ad012c62b

Cheers
Janne Nilsson

 

[Richie]

Hi Michel,
You could check some of these out

The Lost Battalion
The Imperial Gallery
Mitches Military Models
Mil-Mart Miniatures
Kirin(via ebay)
Tamiya
Verlinden

cheers
Richie

 

[Zastrow.cuirassier]

Witch scale ?

 

[Richie]

Witch scale ?

Hi Luc,
Any thing larger than 1:35 scale
cheers
Richie

 

[Zastrow.cuirassier]

I Richie, i saw what was wrote, but larger than 1/35° began with 1/32° and finish with 1/6th, it is wide....

 

[Sturm Grenadier]

Hello Michel, There's not very many new russian figures out there right now in scales larger then 1/35th, which IMO is very unfortunate. I to would like to see some plain russian soldiers produced in the larger scales. I've been hoping to see something like a 1/16th russian soldier w/anti-tank rifle personally. I did find a photo of a russian assault trooper you may be interested in, its by Corsar Rex

Hope you find what your looking for. Regards, SG

 

[Zastrow.cuirassier]

Ok, beginning with 120mm
QUASAR MINIATURES
Available from El Greco Miniatures
Soviet scout

Soviet Tankman with DT Machine-gun

Will try to find other in 120mm (other than VERLINDEN) and other in other scale.

 

[Ferris]

Kirin had a nice 1/16 Russian by Mike Good. Out of production, but maybe you can find it.

 

[Michel Caudron]

Hi guys,

Thanks for all the replies
Checking out those links and productions right now.
I've already checked with Tamiya they have a 1/16 officer.
Trumpeter has 1/16 tank crew and officers
Dragon has no Soviets/Russians.

I am looking for a scale like in 90mm, 120mm, 1:16
I would even settle for a buste, but I prefer a complete figure of a WW2 Russian/Soviet/Red Army foot soldier

Just like these guys

I wan't to paint one of those brave men out of a horde of hunderds that has been to hell and back.

Maybe I need to convert a figure or even start to learn how to sculpt on my own...
But I do want to get the details right, no sloppy officer conversion that is not correct.

I think you guys mean this one by the Kirin one?
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Resin-Figur...ssault-Troop-Berlin-1945-K21545-/300801836108

 

[Zastrow.cuirassier]

You also have Aldabertus 1st Polish army, with PPsh and you could make a russian soldier, due that this figure is furnished with 2 heads, one with soviet helmet.

available from :
http://www.armahobby.pl/zolnierz-1awp-berlin-1945.html

 

[Michel Caudron]

Ah ok nice one, thnx.

These Corsar Rex figures are very nice as well.
They have very nice 1/35 figures
Like this one: http://corsarrex.com/category/ww2/ww2-135/cr35037

 

[Foxwood Figures]

We have these two in 120mm. Both by Pete Morton and come with base.
Jackie
Foxwood Figures.

 

[Michel Caudron]

very nice, I've seen someone build it, but the website that sells them is underconstruction and I don't want a sniper. sry

is it a complete figure or do I need to assemble it, maybe I can convert it.
change the position of the arm, hand and other weapon.

 

[Ferris]

Yes, that's the Kirin one I meant. It is a really nice one, good pose and details. Nicer than the boxart would suggest.

Adrian

 

[Sturm Grenadier]

Hello Michel, The Russian soldiers in these photos, are the kind I would like to see done in some larger scales, 1/24th or 1/16th, would be great. Also, some in action poses would be ideal. Regards, SG

 

[Michel Caudron]

Yes indeed. So i'm not the only one that has a need for common Soviet soldiers

I think there is no other option as to sculpt or convert my own figure in 1/16 scale (if i get that far)
Need to find a base figure to chop up and use for parts to stick on to a wire frame.
I think that sniper guy or the polish man is a good option for that. (including the spare parts that come with the figure)

 

[colban]

I know your pain! Would love to see a bog standard red army infantryman in 120mm. No tank commanders or specialist troops, just baggy summer tunic, side cap, ppsh, rolled great coat, rucksack - the sort of thing you associate with the red army in ww2..
Lost battalion miniatures does a nice 120mm infantryman in Berlin and the sniper from foxwood figures is beautiful and could be easily converted into a regular infantryman. Otherwise I found this 12omm resin figure by Rest Models very good! not exactly ww2 but close enough as it represents a regular infantryman in 1936 http://www.restmodels.com/?p=model&id=53&s=&l=en

hope that helps Colin

 

[Michel Caudron]

Yes, that's what I mean, but a bit more end of the war type.

 

[Mirofsoft]

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