Sho's 6mm sculpts

[FredG]

I like the thought of an army in a matchbox

[Sho]

Fresh troops for fast-play e-mail game Waterloo..


http://www.boki.ee/Wargame/QPW/QPW.htm

[Beano Boy]

Only reaching knee level on a 1/72 scale figure.
A fantastic delightful sight sho.
These would certainly fit into one of Benno`s coat pockets.BB

[panzerman825]

Excellent work. You got real talent sculpting from scratch and converting these microscopic minis.
Keep having fun.
Bill

[Sho]

Thanks!

Anybody want to play Waterloo?
Right here in forum topic.
Wellington role is available..

Couple of turns in week. Like real commanders, more to watch, and sometimes command something..

[Peter]

Wonderfull painted minis Sho!

[Wiking]

Where they are?

[Sho]

Long time no posts..


New flags. Also there are my first old 6mm sculpts, resculpted to use in monolith trios, without their right hands. Hands will be added, when I make trio dolls and supposed to tie troopers together.
Frenchman got neck and new belt and shako badge. And both got wider shoulder. New doll have lowered musket, so probabaly have less bayonet problems.
Old Austrian officer looks odd as earlier, but I think that lower shoulder may save the day.

[Beano Boy]

A very long time indeed ________________ so welcome back Sho,to this little o`ll space.
6 mm is Benno`s scale. BB

[Susofrick]

So much character in so small figures! There is always a place in my heart for your figures even though they are too small for me to paint.

[Kekso]

I'm happy to see you're sculpting and posting again.

[Egbert]

Unbelievable performance ... that's awesome,
you make a fantastic job...

[Sho]

Thanks!

I try to give to 6mm another chance.
May be the monolith trios will cast better.

[Sho]

[Peter]

They look very nice!

[Bluefalchion]

Looking good!

[Beano Boy]

Your Link : 404 page not found. BB

[Susofrick]

Lovely, cute and wonderful!!!

[Sho]

Testcastings were successful. Production lines scheduled.



I prepared some trios from my old sculpts and will make moulds for them.
From left to right:
Waterloo British: Highlanders, Stovepipe shakos, Belgic shakos.
Early Austrians: Grenadiers, Musketeers.
French: Old Guard Grenadiers, Middle Guard Fusiliers, 1813-1815 Infantry, 1806-1812 Infantry, Bicorne Infantry.

[Susofrick]

Here we definitely need a love-button!