Good evening.
Excuse, I communicate through an online translator.
Allow to present the figure of "German Sturmpionier" in a scale 1/35, on that I work now.
At the moment, Mauser 98k attached to fitting. I will produce its own model "Mauser".
I thank you for attention

Looks like this will be a classic figure based on a classic photo.

Colin

Fantastic work!

Wow.And that´s all in 1/35!!!!!!!!

Incredible detail for 1:35! The pose is very convincing as well. Great work.

Cheers,
Adrian

Faget about the translation, your work is incredibly life like, so Ruck On! In other words, keep at it Bro, this is incredible and I personally love it Igmar!

Cheers, Ski

P.S. Keep us posted on availability, please.

great work

Very very nice work !!

Knowing how much detail Igor puts in his work, what he isnt probably showing is a full set of studs on the bottom of guy's boots

Amazing skill with metalwork!

I am deeply impressed by your workmanship and sculpting and metal working skills.

Incredible detail! Great classic action pose!

Igor - Could you do an SBS and particularly show us how you make and add the metal parts and details?

All the best,
Dan

Dan Morton.

Unfortunately, this does not happen. I work through the lens of the X5. I have photographic and video wall that would remove the process. It's very small.

This is a tool I call - "I’ll be back".

In its place, it looks as shown in the picture.

P.S. Oh my God - this is my first ever "selfie".

If I'm understanding you correctly, you are explaining how you see the figure and its very small parts. Is that right? What I'm asking about is how you make the very small parts themselves.

All the best.
Dan

Yes. Just I wrote in a joking manner.

Small continued

No, even and not thought in life.

This is some of the best and most detailed small work I have ever seen, truly spectacular.

That is fantastic work!!!!!!