This is a new line of figures that is not quite yet available in stores.
These depict French civilians fleeing from the German invasion of 1940.
These are 1/72nd scale 3D printed figures.
They come without bases to give the model builder maximum flexibility in how to display them.
Mine are used for set ups and miniature games so they need a simple plastic base.
Note the realistic pose and the fine detail.
Figures like these would work almost anywhere in the world for the last 200 years or so, their clothing and poses are timeless.
As you see these are not standard figures, they reflect real poses, real body types.
Put this woman in France in 1940, or 1918, or 1814 and she looks right at home.
She would work in the Mexican Revolution, or in a Godzilla attack.
Woman are few in our hobby and this range has many of them on the way, and many men too!
Looks like resin-printed (?). Very nice and smooth surface.
ReplyDeleteI believe they are resin printed. You know they are good when 1/72nd scale figures are displayed on a computer 5 times their regular size and they look nice. These are from a new line of figures that are amazing. Most have never been done in 1/72nd scale and many of them are unique ideas never sculpted in any size. Thanks for commenting Roger.
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