I'm pleased to announce six new releases in the Central Powers range from Tommy's War.

All are sculpted by Nino Pizzichemi in 1/32 scale and cast in light grey resin. The figures shown are unpainted and will be updated when painted versions are available over the next couple of months.

Each figure is £16.00

Postage is £4.50 UK and £12.50 RoW. Orders over £60.00 GBP qualify for FREE shipping worldwide (taxes and duties paid by recipient). Orders over £100 within the EU are delivered with FREE shipping and duty paid. See www.tommyswar.com for more details.

Links

• Find out more about April's releases here
• Why these six? (back story and further information) here
• Information on cavalry coming back into stock and new releases here
• Visit www.tommyswar.com
• Customer service at darren@tommyswar.com

The releases;

TW32CP18 Oberleutnant, 3rd Light Infantry Reg, Udine October 1917

Buy here

TW32CP19 Musketier 48 Infantry Regiment, Mons 1914

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TW32CP20 Unteroffizier, Motor Transport Column, Macedonia 1916

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TW32CP21 Shutze, 27 Light Infantry, Battle of Helsinki, April 1918

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TW32CP22 Private (1), 15 Infanterie Regiment, Amiens 1918

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TW32CP23 Private (2), 15 Infanterie Regiment, Amiens 1918

Buy here

Good batch Darren & look forward to seeing them painted up.
Nice features on each of them makes them all feel a little different from other WW1 Germans.
MikeTheKiwi

ooh they are GOOD!
Nino is really going from strength to strength-the feel of the uniform fabric is superb, the poses are natural and as Mike says, the faces are nicely individual.

Excellent looking figures, like the dynamic poses of the Amiens 1918 releases.

Look great, I'm going to have to get a few of these!

H

This is great stuff.

Nice work! I like the cavalry helmets. I can see potential Freikorps conversions here . Got a scratch built Ehrhardt EIV they would go nicely with in a Berlin street dio.

Phil

I was thinking about Freikorps conversions

All are quite good.

Well,not much to say about them,just the name: Tommy's War, that pretty well sums it all up!!!!!!!!

Oda.