I am looking to find two 1/35th scale or 54mm WW1 pilots to start a salute to Alcock and Browns first Atlantic crossing in 1919 so outfits where very much as WW1 . I was going to copy the statue outfits .

But better pictures show Alcock and Brown looking this .

These look closer to WW1 German outfits .

How makes figures nearest to the last picture . Any suggestions .
chippy

try here https://modelcellar.com/catalog/page/5/

Thanks Valiant for the link . There are some that are close but not quite right . If I can't find a closer match I might have to do some modifying .
chippy

Hi Chippy, I don’t know if there is anything in the Steve Warrilow Fusilier range that might be of use but appreciate they might be difficult to get hold of these days.

Neal.

How 'bout Martin Hille's Kellerkind-Miniaturen? He has a series of RFC figures in 54mm in his catalog:

https://www.kellerkind-miniaturen.com/1-32-54mm/ritter-der-luefte/rfc-rnas-raf/

Maybe something there would work?

Prost!
Brad

Nothing I can find there that works but thanks Neal

I had thought of Rob , there is one that might with some reworking suit me . the scale is what I'm after . As far as sharing on the workbench, well we will have to wait on that Nap my figure painting has gone down hill in the last few years . New Glasses last week so maybe there might be some improvement

Thanks Brad that is the nearest to date .
Thanks everyone for your help
chippy

Hi Chippy,
Here are a few links worth a look, depends on the pose you are looking for. You could also try looking at the plastic figure ranges such as ICM etc to see if they are suitable.
cheers
Richie
https://www.copperstatemodels.com/index.php/main/productsCS/6/2
https://www.1999.co.jp/eng/10462218
http://www.hyperscale.com/2013/galleries/wingscockpitfigures32mb_1.htm
https://www.aviattic.co.uk/132-ww1-figures--accessories.html
https://www.aviationmegastore.com/quicksearch/LH105d143609a0b63b57a4727895/ww1 pilot
https://www.creativemodels.com.au/shopmastery.php?cat1=MODELKASTEN&cat2=FIGURES - RESIN&cat3=1/32ND

Thanks Richie , some useful stuff amongst that list
chippy