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[Attica Miniatures]

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Dear friends,

As the rules of the marketplaces are getting stricter and a single dispute with a buyer can lead to the seller account's restrictions for many months despite the 100% positive overall feedback, we have decided that it's time to promote our own website.

From now on, all the miniatures listed on www.attica.su are offered at 15% off. It's a constant discount. You can pay safely with PayPal payments system which guarantees the safety of your financial information and the proper execution of your order.

P.S. Unfortunately, our Etsy account has been permanently restricted for no reason. We haven't found a way to resolve it as Etsy lacks sellers' support, their team doesn't reply to emails and there is no phone number.

 

[Attica Miniatures]

Dear friends,

We have created a new custom-made miniature, Robert Gould Shaw, the Union Army colonel during the American Civil War. Shaw accepted command of the first all African-American men regiment, the 54th Massachusetts. He led his regiment at the Second Battle of Fort Wagner in July 1863. They attacked a beachhead near Charleston, South Carolina, and Shaw was shot and killed at the age of 25 while leading his men to the parapet of the Confederate-held fort.
Scale: 1/20 (90mm).
Made of white metal.
The miniature is available for sale painted on order. Contact us at info@attica.su to get a quote.

 

[Attica Miniatures]

Dear friends,

The Black Friday Sale is here.

Enjoy the best deals of the year. You will find 1,000 figures offered at up to 25% off in our Ebay store: https://www.ebay.com/str/atticaminiatureshistory. This year we have decided to include only newly listed figures in the eBay sale, but of course we will not leave our dear regular customers without a discount during the sales season. If the miniature you like is not on sale, please contact us at info@attica.su to get a personal offer.
The offer expires on December 4.

 

[Attica Miniatures]

Dear friends,

Get acquainted with the first chapter of our new project dedicated to the Cossack uprisings against the nobility of Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth which failed to regard militant Cossacks as equal to the szlachta and was trying to turn them into peasants, as well as exerted severe pressure to convert to Catholicism and use of the Polish language.

Zaporozhian Cossack Colonel, the early 17th century.
Scale: 1/32 (54mm).
Made of resin.
Sculpted by Vladimir Sychev.

The miniature is available for sale painted on order to Museum, Art and Collectible Level standard. Contact us at info@atticaminiatures.com to get a quote.

 

[paxtoysoldier]

What a superb piece! The range sounds very interesting. Maybe Brad will pick some up?...
Great Work
Paddy for Pats

 

[Attica Miniatures]

What a superb piece! The range sounds very interesting.

Thank you so much!

 

[Attica Miniatures]

Meet the second miniature of our new project dedicated to the fierce confrontation of the Zaporozhian Cossacks and the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth’s forces. Four new miniatures forming the vignette are yet to come.

Polish szlachta nobleman in the service of the Commonwealth, the early 17th century.
Scale: 1/32 (54mm).
Made of resin.
Sculpted by Vladimir Sychev.

The miniature is available for sale painted on order to Museum, Art and Collectible Level standard. Contact us at info@atticaminiatures.com to get a quote.

 

[paxtoysoldier]

I like his grin. Very dashing. What Attica does is always artistic, but I really like these guys in particular. Maybe a good series to collect...
Keep up the good work!
Paddy

 

[Attica Miniatures]

Dear friends,

We launch sales of unassembled unpainted kits.

Since our journey began in 2016, we have evolved into a painting studio where thousands of figures from manufacturers worldwide have been handled by our team of assemblers, artists, and packers. With this vast experience, a few years back, we decided to design our own figures from scratch. Each miniature has been envisioned as a treasured piece in our clients' collections, crafted with utmost care and passion. Hence the reason, to this day, we have maintained our commitment to sell the figures created by our team in very limited editions, cast in metal, and exclusively painted to order.

However, from the very beginning, we harbored a dream to capture historical moments and events, unbound by limitations other than our imagination and historical references. We are excited to announce that we now have the opportunity to fulfill this dream by launching a series of unassembled and unpainted miniatures for artists, made from resin in a 1/24 (75mm) scale.

Seven figures are completed and being prepared for shipping. We plan to release another twelve figures by the end of this year. Acknowledging artists' desire to create dioramas, we will release not only standalone figures but also those intended as part of a larger vignettes.

All these miniatures are also available for sale painted to order as usual in 1/32 (54mm scale) casted in metal (except the Cossack and Polish Nobleman miniatures which have been casted in resin).

 

[Attica Miniatures]

Allow me to introduce the Thomas and George Custer figures in painted form.
The figures are available for order in painted versions at a 1:32 scale (54mm), made of metal.


They are also available in unpainted versions at a 1:24 scale (75mm), made of resin.

 

[Gary NJ]

Anybody have experience with ATTICA MINIATURES? I saw there products on ebay, they look cool. What is the quality like. I get a bit confused when they advertise as “Tin”. Thanks

Attica creates excellent very high end military miniatures. I have purchased many figures from different periods in history, different battles and wars. The figures themselves are wonderful and the painting outstanding. Ivan and Mikhail are very helpful and easy to work with. FIVE STARS!!!!!

 

[amund]

I have several of their miniatures in my collection and their painting work is outstanding! FIVE STARS to the company and the "great" customer service that is "always" provided by Ivan and Mikhail.

 

[Attica Miniatures]

Dear friends,

We have taken photographs of the complete set representing the Charge of European Medieval Cavalry Knights, and we are pleased to share the latest update. The figures are painted as knights of the Teutonic and Livonian Orders, carrying the word of God across the lands of the Prussians. Both the knights and the sergeant can also be painted to represent the heraldry of various European houses. The miniatures were sculpted by Vladimir Sychev.

The Charge of European Medieval Cavalry Knights set is available for purchase as unpainted unassembled kits made of resin in 1/24 (75mm) scale. The kits are ready for shipping. Buy with PayPal.

Additionally, white metal 1/32 (54mm) scale figures are available painted to Museum, Art, and Collectible Level standards upon request.

Please contact us at info@atticaminiatures.com for any questions.

 

[Attica Miniatures]

Several additional photos of the Livonian knight.

 

[Attica Miniatures]

And more photos of the Teutonic Order sergeant with the banner.

 

[Attica Miniatures]

We have just completed major project created from scratch, a vignette showcasing the 5th New York Infantry Regiment, known as Duryée’s Zouaves. This piece draws inspiration from the striking artworks of Dan Nance and Don Troiani.

This vignette was aimed to portray more than just battlefield action or accurate uniforms. Our goal was to capture the determination of men defending their homes, the harsh finality of death, and the quiet suffering of the wounded. It serves as a raw representation of the brutal reality of war in all its intensity.

All figures are 54mm (scale 1/32), cast in metal, produced and painted by ATTICA MINIATURES. The miniatures are sculpted Pavel Rodygin.

 

[Louis Badolato]

Excellent figures! What is the price for the standard bearer?

 

[Attica Miniatures]

Thank you very much.
I haven’t yet decided whether we will sell the Zouaves separately; I’m leaning towards offering them only as part of the diorama.

Excellent figures! What is the price for the standard bearer?

 

[Attica Miniatures]

More photos of the Zouaves.