Periscope Observer

[Lowland600]

New figure from "Wars & Peaces Miniatures"
"Periscope Observer - Gallipoli - August 1915"
sculted by Benoit Cauchies and casted by Aurélien Diot (Deep Space Factory)
Scale: 65 mm
More informations on the webstore : https://wars-and-peaces-miniatures.fr/
or contact Jean Luc Frey by Email: [email protected]

 

[clubcat]

This is a very interesting sculpt, I like it, although it is not a period I model. Congratulations
Melanie

 

[Babelfish]

I don't do much WWI stuff but this is a very original subject and I like it a lot. The tea mug is a nice touch as well.

One for WWI buffs for sure. Especially guys who don't enjoy painting faces - you can get away with the bare minimum on this one!

- Steve

 

[Ferris]

Love this!

Really conveying a trench atmosphere. And great sculpt.

Adrian

 

[marco14]

that is a great looking figure ,very nice done ,love it

Mario

 

[Briggsy]

Really nice and atmospheric, makes a bit of a change from the waterlogged European trenches.

Cheers Simon

 

[Nap]

Hi

Thanks for sharing this , a good subject from a theatre of war not that often depicted ......nice piece telling a story as well , ideal for painting as Steve says ...plenty of scope ( not a pun ! )

Details look good as well

Will look great painted up

One for Mr Nigel Rayner I think

Nap

 

[Mike - The Kiwi]

Worked closely with Benoit & Jean-Luc on this fellow.
He’s part of a pair, maybe a trio so will make a nice little vignette.
I’ve got him coming up on my bench soon so will share more when he painted up.
MikeTheKiwi

 

[Wayneb]

Yes, I think a nice trio would make this work.....Stand by itself ? Not so much.... But then who would understand as a casual viewer? Very nice work...Serious potential...

Wayne

 

[Mike - The Kiwi]

Yes, I think a nice trio would make this work.....Stand by itself ? Not so much.... But then who would understand as a casual viewer? Very nice work...Serious potential...

Wayne

Let’s see how it paints up Wayne.
He’s a Māori from NZ Native Contingent so has a special story to him as well.
MikeTheKiwi