First Sergeant USMC 1859-1862 (FAH 10)

The United States Marine Corps (USMC) was created in 1775 during the American Revolution in Philadelphia under the command of Captain Samuel Nicholas (1744-1790)

They were part of the US Navy. Embarked, the major part of the war they served as a protection in the very ships. Sometimes they fought in inland operations such as the battle of First Manassas.

Their task in the Civil War was pretty modest but when they landed for amphibious operations, they sustained great loses. Untill the end of the Civil War, 148 marines were killed in acction.

This figure will be available first at Euromilitaire

Boxart and photos by Fernando Ruiz

Sculpture by Eduard Pérez

High quality resin casting by Verdier Resin Miniatures

Scale 1/24 (75mm)

 

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Fahrenheit’s next release: 54th Massachusetts Infantry Regiment Volunteer.

Although the 54th Massachusetts was not the first infantry colored regiment raised throghout the Civil War, for their conduct and gallantry under fire of their men and officers, won an honor place in the pages of history.

Remembering the words whom the Governor of Massachusetts addressed to the regiment before to depart to South Carolina,

 “I know not when, in all human history, to any given thousand men in arms there has been committed a work at once so proud, so precious, so full of hope and glory.” 

Gov. John A. Andrew.

54th Massachusetts Infantry Volunteer. (Fah 009)

Paint and photos by Fernando Ruiz

Sculpture by Eduard Pérez

Resin by Verdier Resin Miniatures

Scale 1/24 (75mm)

Number of parts: 9

Soon, full text and information at:

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Resin Cast Review: Joshua Lawrence Chamberlain, 1863. Fahrenheit Miniature Project. (Fah 07) Part II

Although we have provided a cord for the tassels, this piece made of resin is extremely fragil. Our advice is replace the cord using electric wire. See the images bellow.

To place the tassels, do a drill at the top of the flag.

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Resin Cast Review: Joshua Lawrence Chamberlain, 1863. Fahrenheit Miniature Project. (Fah 07) Part I

 

The head.

Body.

The flag have engraved the stripes and the stars.

Arms, right and left.

Sword, scabbard and the holster.

The flagpole and the tassels.

And the base.

 

Material: Light grey resin.

Resin casting by Verdier Resin Miniatures (VRM)

Col. Joshua Lawrence Chamberlain. Little Round Top, 1863.

 

The release for September in Fahrenheit Miniature Project is a little homage to Col. Joshua L. Chamberlain, set in the battle of Gettysburg, the second day of the battle at Little Round Top.

In the flag have been engraved the stars and the stripes to make the painting process easier.

Paint and photos by Fernando Ruiz Ceano

Sculpture by Eduard Pérez Delgado

Scale: 1/24 (75mm)

Number of parts: 11

High quality resin

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FeR Miniatures and Painting Buddha collaboration

Currently in preorder, this box contains a DVD, and the figure.

Language: English

Subtitles: English

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For more information about the product you can see:

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Portraits from the American Civil War

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Confederate Drummer 1862 (PCW 09)

During the American Civil War, the musicians played hymns and songs to boost the morale and fight the tedious long trips on foot across the country. Also, when not on duty, they played all sorts of popular songs, as they have been doing since the start of mankind’s history. During the North against the South conflict, more than two thousand war songs were composed. Music had such a close relationship with soldiers that general Robert E. Lee once declared «I don’t believe we can have an army without music».

Federal Musician 1861 (PCW 10)

On 1862, these musician bands encouraged many to enlist, used as effective propaganda tools. Even after the big defeats of the Union, many young men still enlisted in mass. Was not uncommon to allow the enlisting of kids and teenagers from 10 years old as musicians. Same as the rest of the soldiers they were equally exposed to death and injuries.

Sculpture: Eduard Pérez

Paint and photos: Fernando Ruiz

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Portraits from the American Civil War. Next release.

This release is a homage to the brass bands in the regiments of the civil war, both North and South. Their duties were beyond to calls and orders in service or playing music when soldiers where in camp, they were also assistants to surgeons. Many of them, young lads, helped soldiers in the battlefield and suffered and died among his comrades to defend their colors.

The painted version will be show tomorrow.

Confederate Drummer 1862 (PCW 09)

 

Federal Musician 1861 (PCW 10)

Corporal, 19th Indiana Volunteer Infantry Regiment Iron Brigade, 1862

Fotos: Fernando Ruiz

Sculpted by Eduard Pérez Delgado

Painted by Fernando Ruiz

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