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I hope you like the latest two figures from Tommy's War.

Cast in detailed 54mm (1/32 scale) grey resin, the figures depict two famous regiments at Le Cateau 1914:

TW54005 - Private, 1st Battalion, The Gordon Highlanders, Le Cateau 1914

TW54005 - Private, 1st Battalion, Gordon Highlanders

TW54006 - Sergeant, 2nd Battalion Suffolk Regiment, Le Cateau 1914

TW54006 - Sergeant, 2nd Battalion Suffolk Regiment, Le Cateau 1914

Sculptor: Nino Pizzichemi

Artist: Gunther Sternberg

I am sure you will agree that both the sculptor and artist have done a fantastic job, the reaction in the modelling world has been fantastic.

To find out more about the figures or the range please visit www.tommyswar.com



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Tommy's War is a range of highly detailed 54mm model figures featuring the armies of Britain and her Empire 1914-1918
Paul Bonnett


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Excellent looking figures as usual, like the Gordon Highlander. Would love to see an "in action" Highlander figure as well !! Any hints as to what will be the next releases ?
Paul

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baldwin


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Amazing figures,your sculptor is a very talented man,as is the painter. Is there any chance of telling us the colouring details are,in particular the khaki ????



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Great figs. The scultping and painting are superb.

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