HIRIART in Germany (1 Viewer)

[Artilleryman]

Hello everyone,
I'd like to let you know that I have 30 sets of German troops for sale; mainly Pre-War and Imperial Germany, but also 1914 and a little World War II. I will be expanding all of these periods, initially focusing on German troops. All sets offered are available for immediate delivery. https://www.ebay.de/str/germanartilleryman/HIRIART-Zinnfiguren/_i.html?store_cat=43132546014
Greetings
Hans

 

[Artilleryman]

First stages of a new diorama "Kaiser's Parade"

 

[Artilleryman]

Highlanders from Hiriart

 

[Wolfgang_UK]

I love the the model of the church in #2 and the overall impression it creates. Made of tin-plate in Gauge 0 by a german company I persume? Glossy figures demand glossy buildings, resulting IMO in a much more harmonic appearance. Pity that there are not many around these days.

 

[Artilleryman]

I love the the model of the church in #2 and the overall impression it creates. Made of tin-plate in Gauge 0 by a german company I persume? Glossy figures demand glossy buildings, resulting IMO in a much more harmonic appearance. Pity that there are not many around these days.

Yes, it is made of metal shieds from a German Manufactory: https://www.blechbausatz.de/index.php Costs around 230 Euros + postage. Not cheap, but the money worth. The size is 1:43, but works good with my 52mm Hiriart. - Which is at this time a mix of sizes and time-lines 1900/1914 and also some 1870 (60mm) figures from Team Miniatures. So this started and will be separated into historically more correct parts. (And I have abandoned my former, very puritanical view of mixing similar subjects - and I am already enjoying what I see emerging there.)