My Partner Patrick sent me some photos of his latest project. All the figures 3D printed from our own range.
I hope to get more soon - also from the other latest projects.
We are a group of Enthusiasts from all over the world, mostly Germany, who create historical battles in scale 1:72. As we do this since more than 10 years we thought it is time for our own blog. Being a historical enthusiast I wanted to fulfill my dream of producing my own figures in this scale too. So I started working with several sculptors to produce exotic figures in 1:72 which I fear nobody else would bring on the market.
My Partner Patrick sent me some photos of his latest project. All the figures 3D printed from our own range.
I hope to get more soon - also from the other latest projects.
Two of our hobbyfriends, Axel and Wolfgang are working on dioramas about the British navy. Both asked us to produce figures for it and in the meantime, I got the first photos of how it should look like.
I have respect for this wooden ships, nothing I would be able to make with my two left hands, especially the rigging...
Now I hope, I can share the photos of the finished dioramas with you soon.
Here the first photos, I have got from Axel.
The first time, I tried to work on a little vignette. I love this wagon, trainvehicles are always my favourites when compared to guns (or WW2 tanks)
 Our Hobbyfriend Uwe Rausch asked to print the Grenadiers in 40mm and painted them as SYW Prussians of the 48th regiment. This is the result:-)
and he did a damned good job!!
The standig poses will be used for Wolfgangs Diorama of a British harbour. Very soon to see at the Dioramica:-)
My napolenic French armies have a huge collection of vehicles, thanks to HAT and manufacors like Fine-Scale factory in the old days.
The only British vehicles I had are the RHA limbers from Airfix and two other ones from Minifigs or Hinchcliffe.
We still discuss, which kind of wagons did the British use in this period. If anybody has a tip, please leave a comment.
So far we found contemporary paintings of several kind of wagons.
Other manufactors made some great ones in 28mm
So in the end, I decided to take some money in my hand and asked "our" painter to produce me this wagon. Theoretically printable up to scale 1:24. But I don't know if there is a printer big enough for it:-)
After a long time, here is a new set from Frank Ziegler - Napoleonic French Staff.
Available as usual with his masters from Hagen miniatures:-)