These figures were all created in either Sculpey or Promat ("Professional Modeling Material" marketed by Sculpey). Promat is similar to Sculpey, but is finer grained, less oily and has a firmer consistency. It stays pliable until fired at 200 degree in an oven. All are works in progress. All are sculpted to scale. I am currently preparing the photo-etched details to finish them.
1/16th scale
VE1602a Rittmeister Manfred Freiherr von Richthofen, April 1917, Roucourt. Requires addition of P/E medals and badge, cockades legging straps and epaulet detail.
VE1602b Detail of MVR.
VE1601a Field Marshal Erwin Rommel, June 1942, Tobruk. OK, so it's a bit ot. But he did serve in the first one. Requires addition of P/E cap eagle, medals and binoculars.
1/32nd scale
This group are all1/32nd scale. They were designed to compliment the British RFC pilots issued by Scale Link. Scale Link had announced plans for some 1/32nd scale aircraft, but I don't believe they ever materialized.
VE3201a A Jasta pilot in his 'Fliegerkombination' with Heinecke parachute harness. Figure awaiting details to harness.
VE3202a The Black Knight. Eduard Ritter von Schleich in his captured British flying coat. Figure awaiting P/E Pour le Merite..
VE3203a RFC mechanic/rigger.
1/48th scale
VEH4801a-f This is a series of 1/48 WWI personality heads I'm currently working on. All are sculpted to scale. They are Fonck, McCudden, Boelcke, Voss, Goering and Guynemer.
VEF4801 WWI RFC pilot in full flying kit.