Here is a future release for " The Imperial Gallery ". A digital sculpt from Max, will be available soon in 90mm and 75mm scales. Hope you like

Rob

Looks great Rob…..no 120mm?

John

Taking a punt with smaller scales, though if there were a demand for 120mm I could get one printed out. Thanks for the positive comments.

Rob

120mm would be good as well.

mike

Well ....you know I will like it dontcha Rob?

Great that, in both scales obviously.
But there is a definate catalogue gap
for this period in 75mm .

Wekl done Rob.

Paul

Paul.

Sorry Rob me again.

You know how we're always asking for more?
Well........with it being digital sculpt, how possible is it to
do this as both standing and kneeling thereby two figs from 1 1/2 sculpt?
I would order one of each in a flash.

Good luck with it.
Whatever you do it's all great stuff mate.

Paul.

I would love 120mm but if at a smaller scale like these, a pair for a diorama would be sweet! Nice work Rob

John

make one in 120mm scale please./badger

Hello, I just would like to know when this figure will be available in 75mm, it is a must have for a diorama I am planning. Any more planned in this series? Ray

Thanks for the comments fellas, will be available soon and be posted in the New Products section. Will see if this is popular before deciding to increase the series. Interested to see what scales sell.

Rob

120mm scale will sell well,as nobody else does one and if you supply a spare head wearing a beret,you cant go wrong. although I want the one as advertised./..please do one for me.thank you./badger

120mm for me! Great looking figure.

120mm for me too

Looking good Rob I am sure you will do well with this one.

Cheers
Tommi

i hope also in 120mm ...... great sculpting

I could go for a couple in 1:35 and likewise with any others in IS order. Please PM me if this can be done I'd like to see if I can garner addition interest for more orders.

Regards,

Gary D.

Very nice Rob
Cheers
Al

Nice figure - and great in different scales too.
I'm not usually a weapons nerd but is it just me that thinks the SLR is one of the best looking rifles ever made?
And this figure really shows it off nicely.
Cheers
Mat

That is why the 7.62 L1A1 SLR is known by ex-squaddies of the correct age as: 'The Rifle' and never to be confused with the 'completely different' and 'inferior weapon', the FN FAL Mat.

You obviously have good taste and judgement Mr L. I am so glad I stayed up late to read this.

Paul.