The Perry twins just keep surppassing themselves with the figures they are churning out for the Anzac diorama at the forthcoming Great War Exhibition in Wellington, New Zealand. Above are their sculpts for Batch 4 of this exciting project.
Four thousand 54mm figures spread out across a ten-metre long diorama – this is going to be quite something.
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OMG…. These are great, I pray to the Jackson God that these are made for commercial release!
I know what you mean. But I wonder if i could ever afford them at this size. Just the weight of the metal in one figure alone is enough to make you blink!
I know Roly, i would have to sell my house….LOL
Certainly some wonderfully animated poses… more than we’d probably ever see if they were just wargaming figures… you can already feel the diorama developing just looking at them…