WW2 British Airborne in D-Day

[Hugo Pereira]

this is absolute gonna be stunning ,you make figures out of the box,what a inspiration ,this is also a must have for me ,love it

Hello Mr. Marco

Im very happy because you liked... There are many work to d but we will try do the best.

Thank you so much.
With best regards
Hugo Pereira

 

[marco14]

Hello Mr. Marco

Im very happy because you liked... There are many work to d but we will try do the best.

Thank you so much.
With best regards
Hugo Pereira

I say always..............you can't do more then your best

 

[lightbob]

Great looking concept, however a question -- Did British paras ever jump from gliders? It looks like a glider in the picture, so possibly the soldiers are from an Airlanding(Glider) unit, maybe even D company, 2nd Battalion, The Ox and Bucks on their way to Pegasus Bridge.
Perhaps someone with a better knowledge base than me can provide info. on the original picture.
Lightbob

 

[Martin64]

Lol, we're aware that the Brits were well in the invasion too! I understand that feeling. I love this piece! So much character. I'm thinking the 1/16 busts with that glider enough to do the rounde and the graffiti would make a nice piece.


Stevel

Up to now I thought General De Gaulle landed in Normandy accompanied by some Brits and Yankees ...

 

[sd0324]

Up to now I thought General De Gaulle landed in Normandy accompanied by some Brits and Yankees ...

LOLOL.

 

[arj]

Great looking concept, however a question -- Did British paras ever jump from gliders? It looks like a glider in the picture, so possibly the soldiers are from an Airlanding(Glider) unit, maybe even D company, 2nd Battalion, The Ox and Bucks on their way to Pegasus Bridge.
Perhaps someone with a better knowledge base than me can provide info. on the original picture.
Lightbob

I had a bit of a trawl through the 'internettie', and came up with this:-
https://commons.m.wikimedia.org/wik...ndy_on_the_night_of_6th_June_1944._H39182.jpg

Cheers,
Andrew

 

[Hugo Pereira]

I say always..............you can't do more then your best

Hello Marco

Thank you...

Regards
Hugo

 

[MalcC]

Not one for me either, but a very original concept nonetheless.

- Steve

Same with me, but I'm sure it would prove popular.

Malc

 

[Hugo Pereira]

Up to now I thought General De Gaulle landed in Normandy accompanied by some Brits and Yankees ...

LOL... LOL... LOL...

 

[Hugo Pereira]

I had a bit of a trawl through the 'internettie', and came up with this:-
https://commons.m.wikimedia.org/wik...ndy_on_the_night_of_6th_June_1944._H39182.jpg

Cheers,
Andrew

Hello Mr Andrew

Thank you so much for your comment.

With best regards
Hugo Pereira

 

[Hugo Pereira]

Same with me, but I'm sure it would prove popular.

Malc

Hello Mr. Malc

Thank you so much for your comment.

With best regards
Hugo Pereira

 

[Russ]

No doubt, that's gonna be great! From a design perspective, I really like that the back view proves that the front view is realistic, by showing how they get all their heads in the door. We assume reality when looking at pictures (like your inspirational photo), but sometimes in modeling we see the limits stretched. I'm not sure it would have quite the same impact (for me, at least) if it was just the front view.

Well done!

 

[Hugo Pereira]

No doubt, that's gonna be great! From a design perspective, I really like that the back view proves that the front view is realistic, by showing how they get all their heads in the door. We assume reality when looking at pictures (like your inspirational photo), but sometimes in modeling we see the limits stretched. I'm not sure it would have quite the same impact (for me, at least) if it was just the front view.

Well done!

Hello Mr. Russ

Thank you so much for your comment. Let's see what I can do to bring magic to this model. My team is motivated and they want to do a TOPPPP Model for everyone can be happy. Thank you so much for trust in our work.

With best regards
Hugo Pereira

 

[Francisco]

Well mate, LOVE IT!!
But not at that big scale!
Any chance of making that in 1:35? I have a perfect Horsa for it!

 

[Hugo Pereira]

Well mate, LOVE IT!!
But not at that big scale!
Any chance of making that in 1:35? I have a perfect Horsa for it!

Hello Mr. Francisco

Thank you so much for your email. You will have 1/35 scale, for you can use in the horsa glider that is available in that scale. I hope this helps.

Thank you so much.
Big hug
Hugo

 

[Henk]

Oh wow.. I love this.

But the biggest problem is, in 120mm this will be a humongous piece. Where to display it...?

I gues 75mm will be the best compromise size for a full kit. 120mm will be good for the flat Wal display.

Put me down for at least one.


No, I did not say each.. I did not.. I think.


Looks like my neighbor wil have to sell his other kidney too..

 

[NRG]

I think I agree with Nap when he says that this would like better as a plaque in the same vein as that group of figure produced by Sarnia Minatures (sadly no longer producing) of figures hanging out of train window following their return to the UK after Dunkirk.

 

[Francisco]

Hello Mr. Francisco

Thank you so much for your email. You will have 1/35 scale, for you can use in the horsa glider that is available in that scale. I hope this helps.

Thank you so much.
Big hug
Hugo

My friend, do you have a release date already?

 

[Hugo Pereira]

My friend, do you have a release date already?

Hello Francisco

We are finish the Operation Nimrod and after we finish we will start tis one right away...

Big hug
Hugo

 

[marco14]

Im looking forward for this one, everything about D-day is good for me,and always nice and beautiful figures,thank you Hugo

Mario