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Josua Lai from Switzerland has achieve a small, but affective 1/16^th scale mini-diorama with the Sleeping Trench Rat in German Helmet. This is by far one of the best painted JSM rats that I have seen to date. The barbed-wire was made by himself, dried grass and other fibres were used for the inside of helmet and paints applied were acrylics.

The new JSM – French Infantryman Chauchat MG Gunner, 62nd Regiment, 1916 in both 1:16^th and 1:32^nd scales have now been released. The figure has a choice of alternative heads and is supplied with the base and spare parts for the Chauchat MG. Below are photos of the painted version by David Lane, unpainted figure and a selection of the 3D design pictures. It is also planned to produce a 1:35^th version (without base) in the next months for the vehicle / diorama model makers.

The new JSM 1:10th bust – French Infantryman Chauchat MG Gunner, 62nd Regiment, 1916 has now been released. The bust, as the previous two has a choice of alternative heads and is supplied with the usual 6mm diameter buffed brass tube for mounting. Below are photos of the painted version by David Lane, unpainted resin parts and a selection of the 3D design pictures.

Josua Lai from Switzerland has created a lovely small mini-diorama with the 1:16^th scale JSM Sleeping Trench Rat in German M16 Steel Helmet. The barbed wire he did himself, the straw under rat is a combination of dried grass and other fibres. Acrylic paints and 2-componant epoxy resin to display the water finished off this wonderful scene. For more of Josua’s work: http://www.puttyandpaint.com/projects/16544

A tutorial on how to create water on these mini-dioramas:

http://massivevoodoo.blogspot.ch/2017/05/tutorial-proper-use-of-two-component.html

David has painted the German Prisoner bust. The subtle application of dirt and weathering on uniform and helmet is particularly well balanced with the sadness and fatigue expressed in this soldier’s face.

David Lane paints the JSM Sapper Stormtrooper. Predominantly oils (W&N) over Humbrol enamels for cloth, oils on acrylic for leather, metal and flesh. For more information on this 1:10^th scale bust.

David Lane from UK has painted the JSM Chasseurs à Pied. The painting technique is Humbrol enamels undercoat with Winsor & Newton oils on top. For more information on this 1:10^th scale bust and my own painted example.

The new JSM 1:10th bust, German Sapper Stormtrooper Sturm-Btl. Nr. 5 (Rohr), 1916 has now been released. The bust has a choice of 2 alternative heads and is supplied with the usual 6mm buffed diameter brass tube for mounting. Below are a mixture of 3D design and model resin pictures.

Now available is the new JSM German Prisoner bust in 1:10^th scale. Below are photos of the bust, sprayed only in grey. This bust has a choice of 2 heads, each with 2 gas mask spectacles.

David Youngquist from Last Cavalry www.lastcavalry.com has built and converted some JSM figures and set into a trench diorama with MG08 stand. Only the left hand corner of trench is from the original kit, the rest he has scratch-built. I really love Dave’s models, especially the groundwork and I have to admit, that it looks like the real thing! The painting of the wooden posts and planks, with the different stages of exposure to the elements is excellent.