Signs of Berlin & Parras on an Asino from D-Day Miniature Studio in July...

D-Day Miniature Studio has several releases this month. We will look at two of them first. With the new 35th scale Berlin street signs and the set of 72nd scale figures from an Italian setting during WWII, in today's preview...

 Signs of Berlin & Parras on an Asino from D-Day Miniature Studio in July...

Pawel Krasicki from D-Day Miniature has several new sets and single figures available for sale this month. We will look at them in two stories, today, the first of this 3-D prints of German street signs from Berlin in 1944, the other, a pair of Fallschirmjäger  in Italy in 1943 in 72nd scale. 

 German Paratroops in Italy 1943-44

by D-Day miniature studio

Kit No #72006

1/72nd scale

Sculptor & Box art: Pawel Krasicki

The set contains two resin figures and one donkey

Net Price: €16 Euro

These new figures in 1/72nd scale scale tell a little story. They are set in an Italian backdrop, with the house and road being the setting. A pair of Fallschirmjäger figures making their way through, one ahead, the other figure hunched over, wounded on the back of a donkey.

Shown from a few angles, you can see the detail of the figures are almost as detailed as their 35th scale figures, though not possible, there is plenty of detail here. The scene looks very good to us, even in that smaller scale (which really needs more attention from makers we think). 

We must stress the house and roadside is the modeller's diorama for this boxart. In the kit you get only the two figures and a donkey.

Berlin Street Signs, 19430-40's

by D-Day miniature studio

Kit No #35248

1/35th scale

Sculptor & Box art: Pawel Krasicki

Two 3-D printed resin street signs with decals included

Net Price: €18 Euro

This is the first 3-D printed accessory from D-Day Miniatures. Shown below are some of the refference photos used by the 3D Designer Kacper Gaber in making these. The photos of some well-known streets that all have that symbol of the Berlin bear and posess the correct shapes.

We could not find the period correct Potsdamer Platz sign, but have it on good authority these were researched pretty heavilly. We like the inclusion of the decals also.

The bear on wrought iron, the same font in the decals, these two make a good and easy set that add authenticity to your Berlin street, before, during or after WWII...

If you would like your own copies of these figures, you can order them via the D-Day Miniature Studio website.