So apparently Superman flew my miniatures from England. They usually take about 20 days to get here, but this time it took just a week. I'll even quote myself from a past post: "
also, the miniatures I ordered from Peter Pig should be here in about a fortnight and a half, so stay tuned!" Did you hear that? A fortnight and half! Not even. Whoa.
Anyhow, my first WWI set arrived from Peter Pig (aka the company that has employed Superman to fly their parcels overseas).
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Okay, first we'll take a look at the German regular infantry. |
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An officer. I know what we'll name him. Corporal Himmelstoss! My least-favourite character from All Quiet on the Western Front. |
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Kneeling rifleman |
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My favourite pose from this set. |
The Jagers
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I got 8 Jagers in total, but I'll show you the 4 poses that there are. |
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The officer. We'll call him... "Sergeant Rosenberg", Pte. Rosenberg's great-grandpa |
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This is a soldier pulling the bolt of a rifle. |
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Kneeling rifleman. |
I might upload a painting tutorial for the infantry and the Jagers. I am also considering removing some of the spikes on a few of the soldiers' helmets for the German Army in 1915 (soldiers often removed the spikes on their helmets in 1915).
Stay tuned!
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