Seven years war Prussian moulds
New moulds to my collection. As usual easy to use and cast. In a matter of hours I have too many to paint in a single sitting…….. Thanks Prince August….for keeping an old hobby fresh.
This bundle contains the following 5 Seven Year War semi-flat 40mm scale moulds. Please check out the links for more details on this range.
Save 15% on normal mould prices when bought in this bundle.
Available to Mailorder customers only.
This product is not suitable for children under the age of 14.
New moulds to my collection. As usual easy to use and cast. In a matter of hours I have too many to paint in a single sitting…….. Thanks Prince August….for keeping an old hobby fresh.
Great value for money package when looking to build up a Prussian army. All infantry variants included and pop with detail.
New moulds to my collection. As usual easy to use and cast. In a matter of hours I have too many to paint in a single sitting…….. Thanks Prince August….for keeping an old hobby fresh.
Great value for money package when looking to build up a Prussian army. All infantry variants included and pop with detail.
Me Dad got one of these moulds years ago - the whole process was amazing Solid to almost water to make something - a soldier The joy of doing this - lump of metal - turns liquid - pour into a mould Soldier ! The whole process should be shown in schools
Me Dad got one of these moulds years ago - the whole process was amazing Solid to almost water to make something - a soldier
The new SYW-range is a fine new product line of PA, since it anables you to make many different figures from just a few moulds. I already made some French soldiers with mould 3105 and the officers head with cockade from the same mould. And finally they have the march-attack soldier, a posture that was most needed to make the advancing army more realistic. Casting needs some extra drilled air-holes because of all the detailes, but the result is great. Curious what the future will bring. Some French with knapsacks? A general staff? A few falling, fleeing and dying soldiers? Not really wargaming maybe, but the finishing touch to some realism!
