MiniArt 1:35 German soldiers carrying ammo boxes is a plastic set of German infantry figures in 1:35 scale. An ideal complement to supply and combat dioramas of the Second World War.
1:10 US Airborne Normandy 1944 is a Young Miniatures resin portrait bust in 1:10 scale: an unpainted casting to assemble, paint completely and display.
1:10 British LRDG 1942 Wanderers of the Sunset is a Young Miniatures resin portrait bust in 1:10 scale, intended to be assembled, painted and displayed on a base.
1:10 Kampfgruppe Officer Russia 1943 Ostwind is a Young Miniatures resin portrait bust in 1:10 scale, supplied as an unpainted casting to assemble and paint.
1:10 German Tank Hunter WWII is a Young Miniatures resin portrait bust in 1:10 scale: an unpainted casting intended to be assembled, painted and displayed.
1:10 German Fallschirmjäger Eastfront 1943 is a Young Miniatures resin portrait bust in 1:10 scale. It is supplied as an unpainted casting to assemble, paint and fit to a base.
Young Miniatures 1:10 British Airborne WWII with PIAT is a resin portrait bust in 1:10 scale with the PIAT anti-tank weapon. In painting terms it brings together camouflaged cloth, the worn metal of the weapon and a portrait under a helmet.
Young Miniatures 1:10 Red Devils, Arnhem 17 September 1944 is a resin portrait bust in 1:10 scale. The high point of the painting is the camouflage pattern of the paratrooper smock and the face under the helmet.
A bust in 1:10 scale with a soldier of the French Foreign Legion of the First World War as its subject. The extent of the delivery is given in the manufacturer's description.
Young Miniatures 1:10 British Soldier, El Alamein 1942 is a resin portrait bust in 1:10 scale. In painting terms it is sun-tanned skin, faded khaki cloth and fine desert weathering.
Young Miniatures 1:10 German Motorcyclist East Front WWII is a resin portrait bust in 1:10 scale. In painting terms it is a rubberized coat with a smooth surface, protective goggles and a face exposed to the weather.
Young Miniatures 1:10 US 2nd Ranger Battalion, Normandy 1944 is a resin portrait bust in 1:10 scale. The painting task is the face under the helmet, the straps of the gear and setting them apart in color from the jacket.
Young Miniatures 1:10 U-Boat Commander WWII is a resin portrait bust in 1:10 scale. In painting terms it is a portrait with a strong growth of beard, leather and the cloth of the headgear.
Young Miniatures 1:10 US Navy SEAL Vietnam is a resin portrait bust in 1:10 scale. The painting centers on skin with the damp sheen of a tropical setting and on field gear broken up by color.
Young Miniatures 1:10 Flying Tigers 1942 is a resin portrait bust in 1:10 scale. In painting terms it is above all the leather of the flying suit, the cloth lining and a portrait under a flying helmet.
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