Hello to all,

And finished the series
They took three months to finish.
All painted with Acrylicos Vallejo
1/16 scale

All from Alpine Miniatures

Decals from Alliance model works (USA)
https://www.am-works.com/products/decals/

Wooden crates and ammo boxes, resin, from Gear Value Gear (USA)
http://www.valuegeardetails.com/UniversalStowage72.html

US Jerry Cans, plastic injection, from Classy Hobby (China)

Three months well spent!

Cheers,
Pedro.

Excellent work and painting

Mobo

Ibrahim, these are all excellent. You really have mastered the US WWII ETO uniform. Well done, each one is a real gem.

An impressive line up!

Very nice group Ibrahim. All to a very high standard

Phil

Wow! The entire set is excellent. The weathering is fantastic, so life like.

Fantastic work.

Marvelous work, fantastic!!!. Congrats.

One doubt that I´ve had for a long time, are the 1/16 Alpine figures smaller than the 120mm figures?. I know that some 1/16 figures are smaller than 120mm figures, in this case happen the same?

Thank you very much in advance,

Cheers,

Francisco

Stunning work!

Cheers,
Ken

120mm is not the same as 1/16 scale. Obviously 120mm is the height of the figure.
But the problem is that you never know from where to where measures 120mm.
Some sculptors measure 120mm from bottom of the feet to eye level.
Some measure 120mm the entire height including the foot wear and head gear.

Alpine 1/16 figures' heights also varies depends on who the sculptor is.
Usually they fall between 112 -115mm not counting the extra height
coming from foot wear and head gear.
Hope it helps.

Sure, it help me. Thank you so much for your clarify and kindness

Fine body of work mate.