News February 2023: Figures of V.Danilov VD-54026(M), 54027(M), 54028(M)

[CHRONOS]

Fiel officer of the British Infantry, 1812-15
VD-54026(M).
Limited edition!
Sculptor: Vladimir Danilov.
Size: 54 mm (1/30).
Material: white metal.
Number of parts: 14
Release Date: February, 2023.
The figure is available, you can make orders.
Read more on the website:
http://chronos-miniatures.com/en/product/view/19/1172

Officer (Standard-bearer) of the British Infantry, 1812-15
VD-54027(M).
Limited edition!
Sculptor: Vladimir Danilov.
Size: 54 mm (1/30).
Material: white metal.
Number of parts: 5
Release Date: February, 2023.
The figure is available, you can make orders.
Read more on the website:
http://chronos-miniatures.com/en/product/view/19/1173

Sergeant of the British Infantry, 1812-15
VD-54028(M).
Limited edition!
Sculptor: Vladimir Danilov.
Size: 54 mm (1/30).
Material: white metal.
Number of parts: 8
Release Date: February, 2023.
The figure is available, you can make orders.
Read more on the website:
http://chronos-miniatures.com/en/product/view/19/1174

We have divided the composition of three figures into three separate figures with individual bases.

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[Steve Edwards]

Vladimir Danilov's figures are fantastic. I predict yet more little white Chronos boxes in the stash.

If I could engage Vladimir as my personal figure modeller I think I'd ask him to do his own take on Michael Sutty's porcelain set of Sgt. Ewart at Waterloo.

Dream on...

 

[Jaybo]

Vladimir Danilov's figures are fantastic. I predict yet more little white Chronos boxes in the stash.

If I could engage Vladimir as my personal figure modeller I think I'd ask him to do his own take on Michael Sutty's porcelain set of Sgt. Ewart at Waterloo.

Dream on...

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That would be a classic as well as a commercial hit. I just wish CHRONOS would do some 18th century French figures. I suspect that they would not be commercially very viable. It is a pity though.

 

[Warren SMITH]

Excellent figures...

 

[CHRONOS]

That would be a classic as well as a commercial hit. I just wish CHRONOS would do some 18th century French figures. I suspect that they would not be commercially very viable. It is a pity though.

You're right. This is a very interesting topic, but these figures will not sell very well. We made a lot of figures for the 18th century and unfortunately we were convinced of this repeatedly. Nevertheless, we are making a new equestrian figure of a Russian dragoon for the period of the Great Northern War (1700-1721).

 

[fogie]

The artistry and production quality of Vladimir Danilov's work
was outstanding, so the elephant in the room is that for almost
a year the international situation has deprived us of further
contributions he most certainly would have made to this hobby.
As things are unlikely to change any time soon, we can only
wonder where Volodya's ideas might have taken us had things
unfolded differently

Mike

 

[Steve Ski]

Awesom figures, awesome!

 

[Steve Edwards]

I notice that Julia Moshura is currently painting some Danilov "Retreat from Moscow" figures. They're looking good! I've never seen these ones before. Are they new? Does anyone know?

https://www.facebook.com/julia.moshura

 

[Steve Ski]

I do believe this is a new set, but I haven't done a deep dive into it. Ya, she does great work, especially her flags, sheesh!

 

[fogie]

He produced a couple of 1/30th vignettes earlier relative to the retreat from Moscow.
Perhaps these are a continuation....I've heard nothing. Because of the international
situation it'll be a matter of individual conscience whether we buy them or not.

Mike

 

[Steve Ski]

Because of the international situation it'll be a matter of individual conscience whether we buy them or not. Mike

Hey Mike, I think we are all aware of the "international situation", so could we please not be constantly reminded of it? This is, after all, a hobby and not a job. Political gestures are really not appropriate on a model forum, my friend.

 

[fogie]

No gesture, Steve, I miss his work very much and between you and me I'm
bloody annoyed at the inconvenience of it all.

Mike