New releases from maurice corry

[evofive]

Two new releases available on ebay as limited casting runs, the first is of a British para Oosterbeek 1944 and the second is of a Hitler jugend MG42 gunner Port en Bessin Normandy 1944.
I assembled the german incorrectly and left off the pistol holster and leader tab of the ammo belt.
thanks for looking.

 

[marios1]

wonderful! but they are in 120mm? where is possible buy them? thanks mario

 

[evofive]

Hi
they are 120mm and can be found ebay

or directly from
w.gunn
40 branksome road
coundon
coventry
cv61fx
thank you
you can email for details at
[email protected]
thanks

 

[garyjd]

Though it's "just another German", I do like the Hitlerjugend figure. Am I assuming right that he would be wearing Italian camo?~Gary

 

[evofive]

Yes its italian camo overalls.

 

[vergilius]

looks good
just start painting and amaze us

 

[Rob Brown]

I like the German. The Brit seems to me to be similar to the DML Brit in the presentation, walking/running with one foot off the ground
Nice sculpting work

 

[evofive]

Sorry but what is DML?

 

[Juan]

Very nice figures. I particularly look for a natural pose and good proportions. Both these figures clearly have them. I mainly do busts but dip into other scale figures every now and again as a particular sculpture takes my fancy. The choice of World War 2 figures is for the designer a marketing strength as a large number of modellers will buy almost anything German. I like to see British figures and especially the humble infantry but how about a French figure next. As far as I am aware no one has ever done a WW2 French infantryman. Now that Tamiya has produced a Char B, maybe now is the time for some great figures from some of the lesser modelled nations. I look forward to seeing these new figures painted, they should look great.

Juan

 

[Rob Brown]

Here is a picture of the DML (Dragon) British Para in 1/16 scale

Now don't get me wrong as I realize the subject is different, it was the pose I was referring to. Also, I think the sculpting is very good.

 

[Christos]

German machinegunner looks very interesting!
christos

 

[Anders Heintz]

Hola Maurice!

Good work like always!

Keep it up mate...oh yeah...keep the beer cold until next time!

 

[Roc]

Not my cup of tea, but beautifully sculpted, my compliments.

Cheers
Roc.

 

[Dan Morton]

Juan - I couldn't agree more! Marvelous, masterly, talented sculpting (he makes it look so effortless!!!!) but surely given the marketplace a much overused subject. French, Rumanian, Italian, Hungarian, Finn, Russian, Japanese, Chinese, Canadian, Australian - there were a few other nations soldiers in WW2, gee! And that's just WW2!!

Sorry, sorry. Forgive my rant.

All the best,
Dan

 

[evofive]

Thanks for the kind comments, my next release is a bit different, its a Sgt. of the Gloucester regiment in Korea 1951 in 120mm, I also Have a Hessian Jaeger in 75mm C.1777 . I`ll pop some photos up later in the week.
regards to all
maurice

 

[Dan Morton]

Maurice - Now those I'd really like to see!!!

All the best,
Dan

 

[Ernest]

just fantastic...no words