Compagnie d' elite 3D vehicles and accesories

 My mate Peter reorganized his webshop which you can now visit here

I just got his new Gribeauval material cart, very useful for my French Sappers.

The funny thing in the shop are the prices, on the first view everything for free:-) well, you have to choose which scale you need to know the price.

He is also prepared to take special orders. In the past, I asked him to create some Franco-Prussian war vehicles for us. 

He even offers a painting service for the products!

WW1 Russian command figures

 Roland Kupski painted our new set of WW1 Russian command figures.

Very impressing

WW1 Museum in Meaux

The last week I spent in Paris with the family. One day I had the chance to visit this WW1-Museum.

If you are interested in this subject, you should also think about it. It is on the battlefield of the Marne 1914 and has over 70.000 items in its collection.

A German airfield in WW1

I stumpled over this diorama, when visiting the technical museum in Munich. They have some originals there too.

And finally the surviving airplane of the brothers Wright, which they brought to Munich in 1903

German Askaris from Ingo

I am glad, that new masters are comming up faster now again.

Ingo sculpted several German Askaris for German Eastafrica. In the first pictures I had to tell him about the bearded faces and the early 19th century bayonett.

In the meantime he changed it, but I have no photos for it. New poses will also come. I suggested kneeling and lying firing poses, also loading poses. And a charge to push the Indian and British infantry back into the sea at Tanga would be a nice addition.

The challenge will be the battle beees in 1/72:-)

And for the case, that Ingo takes a look here too, some suggestions for poses:-)

Battle of Tanga 1914

Stefan Meyer sent me photos of his latest project. Great diorama with some historical liberties as I am used from him:-)

Great ideas and I like the landscape. One day, this is a project for me too...