1/32 scale figure range - not 54mm "to the eyes" - these are in the same scale as the aircraft and vehicle models they are meant to compliment! Then, as now, people come in all shapes and sizes, don't look like film stars and are different builds and heights, this is reflected in our sculpts.
ATTRES 020 1/32 Italian Pilot/Observer 1916-18 Standing
Includes new optional heads
ATTRES 024 "Götterdämmerung" 1/32 Late war German pilot and mechanic with ladder
An evocative scene - pilot and mechanic scanning the skies in the closing weeks of the war. Massively outnumbered and the war as good as lost but the Fliegertruppe never considered defeat...
Sculpted by Doug Craner this set includes ladder (your own "chain" or "rope" needed to complete)
ATTRES 026 Ltn Frank Luke Jnr 27th Aero Squadron (1/32 figure only)
1/32 resin figure sculpted by Doug Craner
LIMITED NUMBER AVAILABLE!
ATTRES 028 WW1 Late war German seated pilot with 5 optional heads
Sculpted by Doug Craner this high altitude attired pilot is designed to allow positioning of arm and feet on various cockpit parts.
Includes 5 x head options (including "Göring" by Nino Pizzichemi from the "Luftkrieg 1919" range - see www.luftkrieg1919.com)
ATTRES 031 WW1 German standing pilot, hands on hips
ATTRES 039 1/32 Ltn Werner Voss w/etched brass goggle and medal set
Sculpted by Nino Pizzichemi with Pheon designed etched goggle, medal and medal decals set!
Box art figure painted by Keigo Murakami
Modelled as he appeared, casually dressed in a favourite ribbed jumper and coat, fatigued and war weary on that fateful day his brothers arrived at Jasta 10's aerodrome to take him on leave.
Just one more patrol....
ATTL 02 Anthony Fokker
Sculpted by Doug Craner, includes specially commissioned 3D printed Fokker DVII prototype...
ATTL 03 1/32 Ltn Josef Jacobs
Inspirational leader of Jasta 7, loved by his Staffel members and master of his agile but soon outdated black painted Fokker DR1 triplanes, which he continued to fly with great success despite the availability of more advanced types...
Sculpted by Doug Craner, standing for his photographic portrait with one of the Staffel's mascot dogs.
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ATTL 04 "September Morning" Werner Voss tribute set (blue doped linen)
54mm Werner Voss resin sculpt by Nino Pizzichemi captures Voss in contemplative mood, looking skyward as he embarks on that last, fateful patrol.
Includes Pheon designed Goggles and medal set including decals for Pour le Merite and Iron Cross..
One set blue doped linen tailored Fokker F.I (either blue or clear backed - both are illustrated in photo) and interior set designed by Richard Andrews and renowned aviation artist Juanita Franzi
Full printed markings by Fantasy printshop for Voss' iconic Albatros DIII and Fokker F.I
Designed by Pheon's Rowan Broadbent
Colour booklet with commissioned artwork by Dave Douglass of Voss' DIII in all its incarnations and surprise new painting reproduction...
Colour, two-sided postcard reproduction of Voss signed Sanke card from my collection
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ATTL 05 "September Morning" Werner Voss tribute set (clear)
54mm Werner Voss resin sculpt by Nino Pizzichemi captures Voss in contemplative mood, looking skyward as he embarks on that last, fateful patrol.
Includes Pheon designed Goggles and medal set including decals for Pour le Merite and Iron Cross..
One set clear doped linen tailored Fokker F.I (either blue or clear backed - both are illustrated in photo) and interior set designed by Richard Andrews and renowned aviation artist Juanita Franzi
Full printed markings by Fantasy printshop for Voss' iconic Albatros DIII and Fokker F.I
Designed by Pheon's Rowan Broadbent
Colour booklet with commissioned artwork by Dave Douglass of Voss' DIII in all its incarnations and surprise new painting reproduction...
Colour, two-sided postcard reproduction of Voss signed Sanke card from my collection
SOLD OUT
ATTL 06 Rittmeister Manfred Freiherr von Richthofen "The last patrol"
Sculpted by Nino Pizzichemi
1/32 scale
The Baron walks to his waiting triplane chatting and joking with his Staffel pilots.
He is using the "Geschwaderstock", a carved walking stick which on his death was handed down to Jasta 11's next commander, Hermann Göring. A tradition that was taken up in WW2 Luftwaffe Geschwader also.
On his final day on earth he wore, over his silk pyjamas, one-piece overalls with his favourite black leather, wool lined jacket over them.
Round-lensed goggles and a lined leather flying helmet, reindeer-skin boots over his laced footwear, a white silk scarf at his neck.
We know now that at this time von Richthofen was suffering from combat fatigue and the stress of command. His responsibilities weighed heavily on him. However, he maintained the trust, adoration and dedication of all those around him and it is that spirit I wanted to capture with this tribute sculpt.
Figure includes two heads, one with cap, one with flying helmet and two hand options. A beautiful "Geschwaderstock" in his right hand.