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Hi to all

We are ending our WW2 german, we show you some or our printing test. not the final product, but you can see the detail level.

We will add in our new webpage in short time

www.vepafigures.com

Also we are working in new USA soldiers for modern war.

Best regards

Will these be 1:72 or 1:56?

They will be for 20mm and 33mm (bolt action size)

Print test is 33mm

some new ended models

The mess kit and the canteen on their breadbags are little too small. They're supposed to be secured with the bottom leather loops.

ok, thanks, we will solve that error

here some new 3d design

Post in the historical section of the board. There are a couple of experts in there with excellent knowledge that will help your project no end in terms of accuracy.

Hi to all.

We like to show all the process from 3d design to print and finally the metal miniature. ( metal one not the final miniature)

best regards

Rifle looks a bit too blocky for a Kar 98. May need to smooth the lines a bit.



That said, the proportions on the soldier himself look pretty good. I'm not as familiar with paratrooper uniforms but it looks pretty good from what I can tell. If you smooth up the rifle near the muzzle where it has the very blocky stock end I think it would be a very nice looking model.

The second model with what appears to be a STG 44 looks like it's shaping up fairly nicely as well.

Spoiler:

My only gripe right now is how you have this guy holding the Kar 98. Last I check and as far as I know, I have never seen a Kar 98 with a pistol grip and anyone who is knowledgeable about WW2 or historic rifles in general will be turned off by this small detail. He should have his hand angled forward more and gripping the handle part of the rifle stock like in the images below.

Here's the Waffen SS from bolt action (guy on the far right)


WW2 movie (Valkyrie iirc)

Hi, thanks for the details.

We always use real photos to make the models, maybe the pose of that soldier was not properly shooting or he was just in that position fot any reason.


We are modifing all the old models to make them ''bigger''. The last two soldiers will be the final result. The other models up in this page will be modified. (including the one with rifle).

best regards.

hi. I attach you here the pics of a new miniature, we will have it in our webstore in few time.