WWII Vignettes by Paul Marshal

[Anders Heintz]

Paul emailed me some pictures to post for him of some of his little vignettes. I love these little things, have a lot of 'feel' to them!

 

[Anders Heintz]

 

[Anders Heintz]

 

[Anders Heintz]

 

[Anders Heintz]

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[Anders Heintz]

 

[megroot]

Anders thank you for sharing.
For myself i have not so much with WWII figures, but these vignettes make me think about of doing one myself.
Maybe in the future.
I like them.

Marc

 

[Pete_H]

Anders,
Buddy, you are such a tease :lol: These vignettes have my creative juices flowing (enter double entendre here). Now I'm motivated to get going on some of my "Chicago projects."

 

[John Long]

These are really cool. I love two and three figure vignettes. You can relate a mood so nicely this way, and they aren't overwhelmingly huge. Terrific work Paul.

 

[garyjd]

Very nice. These just show what 's capable by just putting a few figures in an interesting setting and composition. These definitely get the wheels turning.~Gary

 

[BigDaddy]

Awesome Stuff!!

Do you know what figures were used? I am assuming it is 1/35 scale.

Matt

 

[Ernest]

Really good Vignettes, I like it, all of them....
Great works

ER

 

[olly_usafsoc]

Yes, very very nice vignettes. A couple of the figures look like comercial figures, but some look like they've been converted or altered, but im not 100% sure.

But good work, anymore to post ? :lol:

 

[Evan August]

Those are awesome, Thanks for posting them. It really inspires me to get back to my SS tank hunters vignette. Matt: I believe the two figures in the first one are Warriors, as is the SS officer in the sheepskin jacket.

 

[Voidec]

Yes, great respect for Paul. I like all of them too
It is great idea to "tell" interesting story using such a small vignette.
Regards
~Wojtek

 

[Von Bock]

Paul well you have done some very find work there. Matt I believe most of the figures are Warriors 1/35th figs with some converision work done. Paul you have the knack for bringing a small scene to life. Kepp it up. Brock

 

[Paul Marshall]

Hey guys, thank you all for the kind comments regarding my vignettes. a second thank you to Anders for posting the photos for me, as i was quite unsure as to how to go about it. since then i've read and reread a number of "how to" posts and was actually able to post them on an armor site. my next attempt will be to give posting a try here on PlanetFigure (i don't know if it's the same) i've stated earlier that i'm not a computer person but i plan to get my younger brother (the family computer wiz) to install Photoshop 7 and maybe i can touch up the photos. they seem dull to me. if anyone is interested the 1st vignette includes 2 warriors figures and armand bayardi wall and gate. the 2nd vignette has 1 warriors figure and 1 jaguar figure with an old kurton house section. the last vignette has again a warriors figure and a platoon/pegaso figure along with bayardi wall and dml AT gun. one last comment. you people amaze me. the talent and skills seen and shared on this site are remarkable. all the best to all of you. Paul

 

[Jim Patrick]

Hey Paul, Iv'e always enjoyed your vignettes and seeing them here is even more enjoyable. Are you going to attend any shows this summer other than Mastercon?

Jim Patrick

 

[jjgurk]

Excellent vignettes Paul. Always great to see your work.

John

 

[thegoodsgt]

Very nice composition, Paul. Your vignettes have a Mrosko-esque character to them!