Chicago 2008 Treefrog Photos (1 Viewer)

[Shannon Reuss]

I finally had time to get my photos off my camera and uploaded from the show. I have found it much easier to make albums on my profile rather than post my pictures in a thread so click here to see pics of Treefrog at the show.
I hope you enjoy them!
Regards,

 

[DMNamiot]

Thanks Shannon those were some very interesting pictures. I also appreciate you showing the Dervish Set up close looks like a set worth considering.

All the best

Dave

 

[Spitfrnd]

Those are interesting and indeed appreciated especially by those of us that could not be there. The Manes Marzono figures look quite nice; does the scale of the Napoleonics compare to WB or K&C?
Also, did I read something about an additional GM Minature release that was previewed at the show?

 

[Shannon Reuss]

Manes Marzano is classified as 54mm but is sculpted and painted in a rather unique matte style so I'm not sure how it would blend in with Britains. Someone once told me MM is reminiscent of an early German style of sculpting but I can't remember what company they thought it was like.
GM Studios debuted three Belgian Napoleonic upcoming releases in the Treefrog room at the show and they were well received, especially the flag bearer. We will get them posted on the Treefrog website just as soon as we get final pricing and release details and some better pictures than the ones we took before we sent the masters back to Argentina.
Regards,

 

[theBaron]

Thanks for the pics, Shannon, and another look inside the Chicago show.

As to the Marzano figures, maybe they're similar to Elastolin's postwar figures? I can't picture any other older German figures that look similar, though. In their details, though, they're comparable to the contemporary makers like Hecker-Goros, or Ulrich Puchala.

Prost!
Brad

 

[sv288]

Thanks for the pics, Shannon.