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I have found an awesome little 1/35 trench cut-away piece that i want to make into a sweet dio, only problem is atleast from my own searching is cant seem to find very many WW1 figures. Id really like to find a german soldier, preferably a sniper so i cant have him set up peaking between sand bags at the top of the trench. Anyone know of anyone selling something like that? I cant find anything on ebay, and google hasnt brought me any results..
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Saclesmates has a list of WW1 German figures. Some arein mixed sets and other on here are different scales. Most area couple of years old at least, but it will help focus your searches.
https://www.scalemates.com/search.php?fkSECTION%5B%5D=All&q=WW1+German+Soldiers#
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Masterbox makes a few nice world war one figure sets in 1/35th scale
http://www.mbltd.info/models.htm
and ICM models makes some as well
http://www.icm.com.ua/catalogue/figures/fscale135/page/2/
Thanks guys! the master box figure have some really nice detail. Still noticed there are alot more WW2 figures available lol, guess WW1 isnt that popular
TankerEasy Thanks guys! the master box figure have some really nice detail. Still noticed there are alot more WW2 figures available lol, guess WW1 isnt that popular
WW2 has always been the most popular part of the hobby. Its only been in the last few years, since the 100th anniversary in 2014, that we have seen an increase in WW1 kits, especially ground vehicles and figures.
ICM seemed to get out in front of this, about 4 years ago; but that effort seems to have petered out.
Was some nice weapons kits (if with some flaws) for Germans, French, Brits, and US. And some figures, if never in enough of the various varieties of WWI uniform the conflict saw.
The WWI US Weapons kit had a nice array of WWI weapons that a lot of those weapons were still in use by both the US Army and Marine Corps early on in WWII. So they could help when making dioramas of the early years of the war.
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