W W I Germans - 1/35 scale - Model Cellar

[ModelCellar]

The Model Cellar would like to announce the release of our new 1/35 scale WWI Germans. They are available individually or as a combo set. These will look great with the A7V, or with the Krupp 21 cm Morser, or with the 42cm "Big Bertha" ...or in just about any setting.

Sculpted by Mike Good, ​

the details are clean and crisp as usual. The box art painting and vignette was done by Maurizio Fenucci.
Please note: The building ruins are not included. ...FIGURES ONLY.

WWI German Officer with seated Infantryman
item: MC35132
Sculpted by: Mike Good
Box art by: Maurizio Fenucci
Scale: 1/35
resin cast
retail price: $33.00

Available individually:
MC35130 WWI German Officer - $18.00
MC35131 Seated Infantryman - $18.00

Here is a link to our 1/35 scale page where you can find these at the bottom, just scroll down:​

https://modelcellar.com/product-category/135-scale/​

...and here are some photos of the raw sculpts/masters from Mike:





Hope you like them.
best regards,
Paul
www.ModelCellar.com

 

[Huw63]

A lovely pair of figures.

Cheers

Huw

 

[T50]

Excellent figures!

 

[elanlane13]

A great pair of figures Paul.

 

[Reptor]

Great work ! Two superb figures!

 

[ModelCellar]

Thanks guys. Glad you like them =).

Paul

 

[joepanzer]

figures are available in Europe in www.bestsoldiers.com

 

[joepanzer]

now in stock
http://shop.bestsoldiershop.com/epa...ctPath=/Shops/14739/Categories/"MODEL CELLAR"

 

[bonehead]

Thanks guys! You can also order the figure direct from Paul at "the Model Cellar". These two figures were intended to be generic so that they can be used as artillery or tank crew figures.

https://modelcellar.com

Cheers!!

Mike

 

[maui]

I was lucky enough to paint the boxart of these two wonderful figures.
Sculpture at the top, uniformologically correct in all the details.
The kits of an easily workable resin need a minimum of cleaning and the joints are perfect.
I think that those who decide to make these figures will surely have fun.
Thanks to Paul and Mike.

Maurizio

Below the display with the two figures at the international Monte San Savino competition in Italy last November.