Wings Cockpit Figures - The growing 54mm WWI range

[Blue Thunder]

Dressed to impress near your Wingnut Wings or Roden kits ... but also beautiful stand alones, for the pure scale figure modeller.


As far as I know, this all range was sculpted by Steve Warrilow and the castings were done Bob Brown from Model Design Construction. The concept was launched by David Allen.

I'll let you comment, guys. For me, as an aircraft lover as well, these miniatures are top notch in the atmosphere they alone can capture: Quite evocative of a time where the starter engine was each man's biceps.

 

[captnenglish]

Freakin awesome!

 

[Mirofsoft]

Those are 1/32
http://www.wingscockpitfigures.com/
Thank you for telling us

could buy : YES / Don't know / NO

 

[NickM]

Love that Albatross pilot being strapped in by the ground crew. Figures like this make me want to get back into building aircraft. Fantastic series!

 

[phc35]

Freakin awesome!

freakin awesome to infinity!!!!

 

[Tommys War]

I've got several of the WW2 figures in this series and recently received one of the WW1 ones above and it's great, I'll post a review shortly.

Highly recommended range of figures

 

[MCPWilk]

A superb set of figures which should sell well. One small niggle, the executive curl on the RNAS figure's rank stripe is the wrong way round.

Mike

 

[akaryu]

Excellent figures from a specialist in the field! I'd love to see them in 80mm!

 

[ometz]

These are great. Are they available for retail purchase? If so, what is the link?

 

[Bone]

Wunderbar! As soon as I saw the pic, without reading the write up, I thought to myself 'Steve Warrilow'???

 

[Noel Walker]

I acctually think there are several different sculptors involved in this range, Andy Cairns comes to mind and I think I saw where Mike Good did one or two. I think this is the same line, but I could be wrong. Anyway, they are very nice

 

[clrsgt]

Where can you get them??

 

[Bone]

Hi Noel, I think you are correct. Most bear Steve's touch while spme look a little different.

 

[Tommys War]

The WW1 figures are all Steve Warrilow, the WW2 range is a number of sculptors including: Nino Pizzichemi, Andy Cairns and Mike Good. They are available at MDC - www.modeldesignconstruction.co.uk