Tsuba WW1 Plastic Project

[Arthur]

Whilst carrying on with their Russo-Japanese War range Tsuba Miniatures are also about to branch out into WW1 plastics, the first set being early war German infantry sculpted by Steve May. The plan is to produce figures that are compatible in both size and style with Paul Hicks' Mutton Chop metal sculpts. No release date yet as the greens are not even in tooling yet, and it will probably be a while before the figures are ready for a commercial release :





http://tsuba-miniatures.blogspot.de/

[pocoloco]

Looks like a proper start! 

[Sangennaru]

That's promising! =)

[former user]

these sculpts look great. I am curious to see how this will carry over to the plastic moulds

[moiterei_1984]

I find it amazing how 'natural' these look in comparison to the Victrix renders.

[Emir of Askaristan]

Watching this 

[The Dozing Dragon]

Ooh....Great Martian War lookout!

[Captain Blood]

I find it amazing how 'natural' these look in comparison to the Victrix renders.

My thoughts exactly. These look absolutely great
Presumably, some of those other half-sculpted heads will end up in a variety of headgear - pickelhaubes with and without covers, as well as feldmutze...

I think I shall be getting a box of these

[Kommando_J]

I find it amazing how 'natural' these look in comparison to the Victrix renders.

The beauty that is hand-sculpting, it's the same with games workshop now, the difference between their hand-sculpted stuff and their new CAD designed stuff is immediately apparent.

[Silent Invader]

Very nice indeed.      

[Geudens]

Simply... super!!!!

[cdr]

ooh ..... Ruritania

[carlos marighela]

Ooh Colombia 1932!!

[commissarmoody]

ooh ..... Ruritania

My thoughts exactly

[Beast of Bukhara]

Proper Job