Gidday All,
This has been a complex build and nothing went right first time.Anyway,the figure comes in four pieces,head ,pair of hands with cuffs and a body.What you see with the morter there comes another 26 pieces to add,such as sight,wheel and screw and various attachments to the base plate.
You will see flash at the back of the figure as this is the first casting it should be avoided on the next castings or at least come away easily.The scale of the figure is 90mm and the morter also.
Comments welcome.
Andy

Looks very good.
Like Carl, i also wanted to know where do you get it.

Marc

Looks very Good.
I saw this figure for the first time.
A nice figure.

Mitsutaka

That looks very nice Andy!!

Ray

Hi Andy...looks very good...and great work on that morter too!Compliments!
Ciao
rinaldo

Grand!!! Congratulations, Andy!

All the best,
Dan

Ready

It is very easy, from where Andy had the figure and the "Minenwerfer". It is a figure and a kit from "Andy" himself.

Hi Andy. It looks absolutley great and I can´t wait to get my hands on it. The officier and his position is super and unusual. I think I will make the trench like that on the photo

Ulrich

Looks fantastic Andy, congratulations on a job well done.

Roger

outstanding, i'm impressed
the morter is very well in detail, did you made everything by your self?

the figure in place ,open coat, shirt free and head gear lose on the head
gives a good impression of being relaxed

will it be released before euromili?
if so ,i must take a lot of money with me


greeting lieven

Gidday All,
Thankyou All for your comments,it is much appreciated.
Lieven,It could be abit of a push to have this kit ready by Euro,but ask Steve Kirtley and we,ll see what we can do.
Andy

oke thanks , Andy
i will ask him
and what is your next project? also WWI i hope

greetings lieven

Gidday All,
painting has started on the figure.Acrylics are being used. Some filling needed on the small finger.Comments welcome.
Andy

I agree with Marc. I think this kinda cries out for a whole crew, not just the single figure. I know it would become "uneconomical" and make for much too high a cost for you to include all of them in the kit. How many in a mortar crew? 4 or 5?

And I also agree that the setting in a cut-in trench like the one shown on Marc's postcard would look nice.

All the best,
Dan

real nice idea for a sculpt Andy and you did a great job executing it, well done mate.

Steve

Steve,
Thanks for the comments.Still a way to go with assembling an example for boxart.Like your German trio.
Andy