a selection of my figures so far...

[fortunesofwarmodels]

Please forgive the photography, im no David Bailey! that being said, the photos dont do the figures justice... i wish i were a better photographer

1/24th raf pilot ww2


120mm Gurkha, Falklands


200mm "Cooler King"


200m Bust, Para, Falklands


120mm Infantryman, Iraq, second gulf war


120mm "Scud Hunter" Iraq, first gulf war


120mm Volksgrenadier, Ardennes forest


120mm Bust, Rincewind, Terry Pratchetts Discworld


120mm Death as the Hogfather, Terry Pratchetts Discworld


120mm Bust, "Braveheart"


120mm SBS Sniper team, Afghanistan

[eightfooticeman]

Great work! I really need to hone my skills with the figures. At least I know who to ask for help when the time comes.

Top Job Mate

[SteveW]

Nice work . I have never tried figures. I nearly purchased some Tamiya infantry figures the other week to have a go on but bottled it.

[Scaleman]

The scud hunter looks really pissed off, that backpack must be killing jim

[UKguyInUSA]

Great work with the figures mate.....love he Steve McQueen one from "The Great Escape" movie!

Cheers

Martin

[fortunesofwarmodels]

thank you kindly

i really must get round to getting some pro photography done though, as the flash on mobiles tend to be to bright at close range.

SteveW:- all of these figures except for the Volksgrenadier are resin, the volksgrenadier is a tamiya hollow plastic model (and it shows if im honest) IF your thinking of giving figurees a bash, i would recomend steering clear of hollow plastic kits. especially miniart kits, as they tend to be poorly fitting. The majority of those kits are from The Imperial Gallery or Mitches Military Models. they tend to be the only manufacturers i use, as they are great quality casts and have sculpts from big names in the figure world like Maurice Corry, Peter Morton, Jim Evans, Michael Kerman and Paul Phillips

[AMC67]

Very nice job. I do figures mostly but also do a variety of other genres. This is my first time on this site. It is quite impressive.