It took some time to think out what I could paint that was properly aligned with the Western Studio... until in a friendly discussion with some of my club mates about our next Chain of Command project, someone said " Why don't we go West and invade France?"... and suddenly EUREKA!
So today I bring the first models of my German Blitzkrieg-era Army motorbike unit!
This is the first batch of the my squad, with the individual motorbike riders. Next in line will be the some motorbikes with sidecars and LMGs.
The models are 3D printed and are designed by Eskice miniatures. This is a French designer that has released an impressive array of 2WW related models (infantry, armour, vehicles, artillery, support units) including a very complete early war French range, Polish, early War Germans and British, and many more. Worth taking a look of you are in the 3D printing side (or to buy the printed models too).
The sculpting style (specially the faces) is a little bit cartoony but full of character. Some of you may remember a previous submission from this same brand with some German Fallschirmjager models.
With the submission today I score 82 points, calculated as follows:
- 6 x 28mm models riding motorbikes @10 points each = 60 points
- + 2 points for a second rider in one of the motorbikes = 2 points
- Western Studios Bonus = 20 points
- Total 82 points
Those look great, Benito - a smashing start to your new project. I'm counting the pillion rider as a full figure for scoring, so that's 85 points total.
Tamsin
Those are great, love the motor sickles. I'll goo get lost at the manufacturer's website now...
ReplyDeleteEskice has some interesting models, and not only for historical gaming. Thanks
DeleteNice bikers
ReplyDeleteThanks Dave
DeleteTamsin, many thnaks for the extra points
ReplyDeleteSplendid German bikers, I'm following Peter!
ReplyDeleteBest Iain
Eskice website is worth taking a look. Cheers
DeleteGreat looking hogs Benito
ReplyDeleteThanks Sander
DeleteNice work!
ReplyDeleteThank yiu
DeleteWhat wonderful models and excellent brushwork as well. I'll definitely check this designer out. Thanks Benito!
ReplyDeleteAs said in previous comments, worth taking a look
DeleteThey are fabulous Benito, really like them
ReplyDeleteThank you
DeleteVery nice work on the minis and bases, Benito! Prime example of the benefits of 3D printing for obscure and rare units in miniature too!
ReplyDeleteI have basicvally stopped buying minis and shift to print some special and distinctive models
DeleteGreat looking figures Benito.
ReplyDeleteThanks Ray
DeleteReally nice work Benito, your WW2 stuff is brilliant - I remember the Canadians from last year
ReplyDeleteVery kind of you, thanks
Deletemarvellous
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DeleteGreat work, Benito, they look excellent! And a creative take on the theme too!
ReplyDeleteYes, it was a very fortunate comment from one of club mates. Thanks
DeleteNice kradschuetzen Benito!
ReplyDeleteThank you... and more to come
DeleteVery cool, Benito!
ReplyDeleteThanks Barks
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