New military miniature figure/bust From MPMC (MiniaturesPMC).

[alexwencho]

New military miniature figure/bust From MPMC (MiniaturesPMC).

http://www.miniaturespmc.com/

I'm passing this notice on to planetfigure as per e-mail from MPMC representative.

Thanks to MPMC for the photos.

alex wence

 

[megroot]

Great looking bust's.

Marc

 

[Tarok]

I'm not a fan of 1/16 scale busts, but that new John Rosengrant 1/9 scale WSS MG'er looks terrific!

 

[Maki]

Rosengrant's figure is a gem. It is not cheap, but I think it is well worth the price...

Mario

 

[Nap]

Hi guys ,
I am liking these rather a lot ...surprise eh !!!

Nap

 

[Edward]

Who sculpted the busts?

 

[tiger111]

Ordered mine! I can hardly wait. I know these will be of the utmost quality castings. I've waiting to put some paint on the Rosengrant figure since it debuted in 2009.

 

[Jimmy S]

$140 for a 90mm figure before postage? The recasters must be rubbing their hands with glee......

 

[Maki]

I think it is $140 for 200mm figure. I guess the code of the piece can be puzzling... it stands for 1/9 scale, not 90mm.

Mario

 

[Jimmy S]

Oopps bit misleading if you are used to buying from other manufacturers who code figures that way. Sounds reasonable now hope it does well for MPMC.

 

[TonyT]

It would be nice to see some pics of the 1/9th figure, looks cool and on my pending list...

 

[Panzer]

More images of the Rosengrant figure.
http://miniaturespmc.com/index.php?route=product/product&product_id=30

 

[bonehead]

Who sculpted the busts?

Fiddle.

 

[Barke02]

Fiddle.

I thought I recognised that style of head sculpting. There's no mistaking a Mike Good head, particularly the last one. In fact the last one looks just like one you sculpted for Kirin...

Jon.

 

[Kreston]

These look really nice.

MPMC might want to check their references on the North Russia figure. It was the 339th Infantry in North Russia (My great grandfather was in Company I). The 366th was an African American regiment that served in the Meuse-Argonne Sector.

Kreston

 

[Edward]

Ah ha! I thought they might be by Mike Good.. They look fantastic. Particularly like the 101st soldier and the SAS Lt. I like the smaller scale too..

 

[bonehead]

I did not sculpt these busts! Not guilty! But some of those heads do look mighty familiar.

 

[Edward]

Yes the heads certainly look familiar..

 

[Barke02]

I did not sculpt these busts! Not guilty! But some of those heads do look mighty familiar.

Mike, are they all heads you sculpted for Kirin once upon a time?

I'm sure the lineage of ownership and copyright is all above board (what do I know!).

Besides, as the saying goes..'the greatest form of flattery is....imitatin'

Jon.

 

[Dan Morton]

Interesting. I was all prepared to say I thought the Polar Bear was nice and the Goumier would be fun for a painter, but...as the antique guys and gals say...IF "the provenance is in doubt", then...phooey.

All the best,
Dan