Latest News from Massimo - We enlarge the Pancho-Villa range

This time with some mounted Bandits (äh - Freedom-fighters) :-)

First Photo, do you recognize her?

Pancho Villa

Hi guys,

for those of you interested in this subject, Early-war-Miniatures brought a new range on the market

http://earlywarminiatures.com/index.php?main_page=index&cPath=366_487&zenid=3fa4917d43e164cd19f4c721e424a7d1

Great figures like this here available

Beside this figures for Pancho Villa are available from Spencer Smith. Some years ago Old John
sent me this photos from Jacklex

All of them available here http://www.spencersmithminiatures.co.uk/html/us-mexico_1917.html.

Of course we ourselves have figures for this period in our range:-)

http://www.hagen-miniatures.de/index.php/en/produkte/category/view/213

In my own collection I have also figures from BB-Miniatures. But I haven't found them in their actual range. Now the Mexican regular army would be nice...

And now other Mexicans for Pancho Villa

Some of you may have read about the copyright-problem we had when Massimo sculpted some Mexicans for a friend who gave him a photo of Steve Westons 54mm figures which he was able to sculpt in 1/72 that they nearly looked like the originals.

We took these figures back, but now we have our own ones which will soon come in the Hagen-shop.

 I hope you like these poses.

Another blog where I have found photos about this subject is Babers blog who made very nice conversions and used the Raventhorpe range too. More figures for this period are available from Spencer Smith who sells the Jacklex-Range which appeared some years ago.

All in all an interesting period I think.

Pancho Villa figures available soon

Here is Massimo's latest work which he made for my friend Markus Schenk. Another interesting subject for a diorama or wargame.

For this figures he got some photos of 54mm figures instead of paintings and he was able to work after them. In the meantime I am informed that the photos were from Steve Westons figures. So if you are intersted in 54mm figures, take a look here:  http://plasticsoldiers.co.uk/index.php/manufacturer/weston-toy-co/

More figures for the Mexican revolution are available from Spencer Smith and Raventhorpe in 1/72. For the US the old Airfix WW1 Americans could be used too.

Now we have to think about a train, breaking in the Federals fortress:-)))