New releases from Tommy's War

[Tommy's War]

I'm pleased to confirm the new releases from Tommy's War are now available.

Continuing the chronological order for release we've now reached The Marne in France where in 1914 the British and French stopped their retreat and held their ground.

Scale: 54mm (1/32 scale)
Sculptor: Nino Pizzichemi
Box art: Günther Sternberg

TW54007 - Lieutenant, Royal Engineers, The Marne 1914
TW54008 - Private, Army Service Corps, The Marne 1914



You will note that figure 54008 is a dispatch rider, to compliment these figures I do plan to release a highly detailed resin 54mm Douglas 1914 pattern motorcycle. There have been some production issues which have been ironed-out and I plan to release the motorcycle in March/April 2012.

A list of retail sellers for the range can be found at www.tommyswar.com. Our trade customers should start to receive their orders very soon.

These figures are the first in the Tommy's War range where there is a planned interaction between the two figures, I would be interested in feedback as to whether this is good, if you prefer the individual figures and , of course, all your comments which are always appreciated.

Regards

Darren
www.tommyswar.com

 

[megroot]

Darren
I save some money for these two guys and the motorcycle.
Always wanted to create something like this.
You gave me the opportunity, and there is one thing I don't have at the moment.
Patience...........

 

[housecarl]

Both stunners Darren. I know I'll probably be outcast for saying, but the officers collar dogs are wrong, should be grenades.
Carl.

 

[Tommy's War]

Outcast that man!

That's it, I'm never speaking to you again Carl :lol:

Thanks for spotting that one Carl, sometimes these things get through, easy enough to rectify though!

 

[housecarl]

There's always one I hear you cry.
Sorry Darren,
Carl.

 

[Tommy's War]

No worries Carl, I like the feedback, it helps me get things right in the future.

 

[DaveG]

These look really nice. My favorite new releases for month of January so far. Hope to add some of your growing range of products to my grey army this year.

DG

 

[roadking]

Really great figures. Very excited about your range of minis. Keep them coming.

Jim

 

[MENTAL DENTAL]

Where can I find a motorcycle for the guy on the right??

 

[Alexander Zelenkov]

Great figures of Great war!

 

[1969]

Two more cracking figures Darren, really like the poses of these two and they interact very nicely together.

All the best

Steve

 

[mil-mart]

Darren two excellent new releases , great poses and looking forward to seeing the bike perhaps ready for the Hinckley show.

Cheers Ken

 

[captnenglish]

Can't wait! And yes please contnue to produce figure that can either be stand alone or as part of a set.

 

[Figurenfreund66]

Hello Darren

These two have been ordered by my trusted dealer already, I am on the bike.
The interaction is great, I love it.



Cheers

Hendryk

 

[DEL]

These are at the top of the list, can't wait for the bike.
Cheers
Derek

 

[Maki]

Great! I must admit I never really cared about WWI figures, but your releases are making me change my mind... The figures from Tommy's War keep getting better and better, I love the interaction and the bike would be great addition to these.

Well done to all involved in the project.

Mario

 

[Colin_Fraser]

wonderful and evocative

Colin

 

[captnenglish]

Gonna have to get two sets, one as is to add to my WWI collection and one to steampunk, these guys are pretty steampunk as is

 

[Meehan34]

this period is not of my interest to paint usually but these two guys are just too good. I will have to get them and paint them. the guy on the left looks like Ernie Els the golfer.

 

[Paul Kernan]

Darren:

Any plans for an early war Highlander, Lancer or Aussie Light Horseman???? Keep up the great work.

Paul