As the 1/72 figures were not too much to create a diorama he used other figures. A lot of flats in small dioramas and then this great exotic ones. Made in figures scale 1:6. That is really great.
Mittwoch, 27. Juni 2012
1870 total different
With 1870/71 Franco-Prussian war becomming a subject for a future diorama Alfred copied me his photos from an old exhibition he and his brother Roland organised in France 2010.
As the 1/72 figures were not too much to create a diorama he used other figures. A lot of flats in small dioramas and then this great exotic ones. Made in figures scale 1:6. That is really great.
As the 1/72 figures were not too much to create a diorama he used other figures. A lot of flats in small dioramas and then this great exotic ones. Made in figures scale 1:6. That is really great.
Hi Rly Good Job!
AntwortenLöschenAre These figures for sale?
Hi,
Löschenno they were handmade especially for the Museum.
cheers
Uwe
I have on question. Where do you get the bayonets for the germans? Do you made them yourself? How?
LöschenWhere do you get the bayonets for the germans? Do you made them yourself? How?
AntwortenLöschenI will ask my friend Alfred who made them to show, how he did it.
LöschenThank you. When he answered you please write me back here! Im pretty glad :)
LöschenI got his answer:
LöschenThe Figures are from Pierre Andre Dupuis. Tony Barton from the UK produced the bayonetts. They are made from Resin.
I hope this helps?
cheers
Uwe
Pad75 1/6 Custom, Montreuil, Ile-De-France, France. makes high quality French Army 1/6 elements since 2005.
Thats cool! Is there any internet side where I can buy those stuff?
LöschenI am sorry, but here I can't help. 1/6 is not my own scale. Maybe you find the name, when searching the web?
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