Last mounted figure from TOMMY'S WAR
New pictures available in this thread, look at my last message!
TW32C03 Trooper, Australian Light Horse, Beersheba 1917
1/32 resin, P;E parts, rope.
Sculptor : Nino Pizzichemi Box art by Alex Long
Available from :
https://tommyswar.co.uk/product/tw32c03-trooper-australian-light-horse-beersheba/






References :

More refrences availables, ask our Australian friends !

Recommended websites :
http://www.lighthorse.org.au/
http://www.naa.gov.au/collection/ex...gutenberg.org/files/51427/51427-h/51427-h.htm

Highly recommended film :


The figurine, and as usual with my reviews, no comment on my part ... except a novelty, the notation of this figurines on several criteria.




My rating criteria:
- Choice of the subject 5/5
- Pose 5/5
- Sculpture 5/5
- Molding 5/5
- Packaging 4.9 / 5
So an Highly recommended figure !
Please more Light horses (for a great vignette)

The resin is great, the molding also.
My base of notation take as reference resins and molding like "Nemrod", "Model Cellar". "Eduard" or "Aires/Aerobonus".

The figure is cast in a high quality French manufactured resin, chosen for it's good production qualities.

The figure shown in the box art was painted from the main production run and won Gold at Euro Miniature Expo. Not too shabby I think!

That's a super model!
Mark

It certainly looks the part Darren, getting one (or maybe 2). A great tribute to the ALH
Cheers
Greg

I love the look of this kit, impressive most impressive!!

Impressive

Marc

A great presentation.The fact that companies like Tommy's War exist is a constant source of happiness for us modellers.There is not a single figure in their range that I wouldn't like owning and painting,this latest addition is no exception.Simply stunning.

Oda.

I can assure you that the resin and casting is of the highest quality, as it always is with Tommy's War figures. Having built and painted this figure for the box art, I can say it was one of the most enjoyable miniatures I've ever worked on. The photos in the review do it no justice whatsoever, as with the example above mine also had some superficial mould flashing on the insides of the riders legs, which was cleaned away in seconds, it's also in the least visible place, so was not an issue during assembly.

Alex

Well Alex
I know you are a fine modeller and painter. as I have seen plenty of your work .

Maybe my eye has just got more critical over the years doing Metal models , but the detail looks less than crisp to my eyes especially at the stirrups , but as you say the pictures may not be doing it justice as they are blown up a bit .
Got to think when posting stuff like this it is important to get the best photo's possible.

I have redone the photos with a new camera.
I tried to select the best ones.
Do not forget that it is a scale figure 1/32 ° and that the photos enlarge it enormously!

I just purchased this figure and other than the resin being a little and see through on the hat, the casting is better than the pictures show.