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So these are now available! Although my test prints were overexposed I can see that these are printing just fine. I bet you guys have your printers set up correctly unlike me so you can squeeze the details even more.

3 poses, 3 head variants and radio equipment separately for building objectives or other scatter terrain.

Enjoy!
(Link in the comments)

📡Finally I have some news, this took long enough but I'm now in a stage of test printing to make sure everything is fine before the release to the public.

This one was tricky, researching all this stuff only to come to a conclusion that Poland didn't really had RTO's as we're used to them in Bolt Action. Field telephones, signallers, runners and finally radio stations - polish methods were both old fashioned and somewhat modern for it's situation. It took me a lot of time to decide which one should I go for and ultimately I decided to go for the best thing Poland had, even if it wasn't common in the army.
All in all it's for a tabletop game and we wan't to have some fun playing it.

So this team consists of a pointman who typically used to be a signaller with his own equipment. I figered that if these guy would be sent with the radio operators to acquire targets for the artillery, he would leave the useless stuff on a truck or somewhere safe.

The second guy with the headphones is the receiver operator and his job is to listen for messages from the command. He carries spare batteries for the receiver itself on his back.

The last guy is operating the transmitter that is powered through a crank-operated generator that is inside his wooden backpack along with the transmitter itself and headphones.

The set will have 4 head variants for all of the poses (no helmet, helmet, field cap, garrison cap)

This is the best solution I could come up with when planning this set and I hope you'll like it.

Stay tuned for the test prints and release 🔥

📡 Incoming Radio Message:

Eyes front soldiers! Here’s your first look at the N2 radio receiver and transmitter soon to deploy as part of the upcoming 3-figure set.

The N2 was a Polish field radio developed in the early 1930s and produced until 1939. Designed for battalion-level communication, it served as a critical lifeline for frontline units.

Even after the invasion of Poland, captured sets were reused by German forces and they continued the production under the designation AQ2/4.

Stay tuned for the full squad reveal soon! 🔥

And as promised yesterday, I've updated both of the infantry packs with new body variants. So you can now choose if you want a body with the backpack straps attached or no.

Just re-download the files if you're interested in having them (if you've already bought the pack before).

Just another small update to keep the models relevant and more historically accurate.

(GIF's in the comment section, as facebook doesn't view them correctly when attached to the post.)

Something stirs in the heart of Europe.
The gears of war grind once more, orders are given. Soon the steel will clash and the hearts of iron will beat once more.

Tomorrow marks the 86th anniversary of the outbreak of the Second World War — a moment that changed the course of nations and lives.

To mark the date, on September 1st, there will be a 40% discount on all my models that day, as well as 'kind of a new set'.

I hope to be back for good this time.