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Stikpusher wrote:Bruce, that is a fantastic photo find!!! The character of each artilleryman comes alive across the years in this photo.

Carlos, harder to find are actual figures for Torben's (cough, cough) diorama!

https://www.zinnfigur.com/Vollfiguren/B ... utsch.html

Have you any thoughts on where to find 1/35 WWI German tank men?

speedgraflex wrote: Have you any thoughts on where to find 1/35 WWI German tank men?

https://www.scalemates.com/kits/951792- ... orld-war-1

Stalingrad makes superb resin figures.

I don’t know if they make any cannon cockers though. Artillerymen are not very common figures for most eras and countries. If a gun kit does not come with a set of figures, the odds for a crew get longer and longer. Especially for any non WWII subject.

From The Yellow House Club : 1/35 figures / Russia, WWI



Other countries too, including the U.S.A.

Those all look good. There are WWI figures out there now, but less than other eras.

What's on my bench? Quite a few, including a couple shelf queens. I'm just getting sick and tired of them taking up valuable workbench space!

I am extremely close to finishing a few now too. Hopefully today...

On the bench- An almost finished A-10, A partially built Y-wing, and the F-4 that was yet to be really started.

The Skyrocket, Shilka, and the Panzer at the moment... all awaiting paint I need.

Priming up these guys... trying out that AK Black Primer on resin and metal.

What’s your verdict, Carlos? My Bench—truing up the frame—the wheel is too small at 7/8,” but as a guide it gives me a better sense of the alignment.