Maestro Mike Good does it again in 1/48 for Model Cellar. Below Mr. Good comments. The figures shown here are larger than 1/48 and served as the the prototypes for the production 1/48 items.

"Hello All,
Here are images of the new 1/48 scale figures of the Richthofen Brothers which I sculpted for The Model Cellar. It should be noted that these figures were sculpted earlier this year before Eduard announced their figures which come with the Fokker Triplane/Albatross DV boxing. The Eduard kit and the associated figures came as a complete surprise to myself and Paul Ondeck at The Model Cellar."



". . .Our figures show the correct relative heights of the two brothers, unlike the Eduard figures which appear to be the same size. Also, each kit includes alternative heads, with or without hats, and will be available as the pair or each figure can be purchased separately.

The inset photo shows the original sculpture of Manfred. The figures will be available soon from The Model Cellar website.

Cheers!!
Mike Good"

Here is a bit of fun to show relative heights Manfred Albrecht and Lothar. (L-R)

OK, here's Averell and William, but where's Jack and Joe?



Mikko

Ola Guys

I have to say I'm absolutely not into Aircraft or the figures associated with them. However this is a set I would definately love to have. Even though it is not the scale I usually built. The poses are really nice. And so is the detail.

Very nice.

Those are great looking figures. The finish on them is fantastic for 1/48th. I have the Eduard figures, and these compare very favorably to those.

They are out! News from Model Cellar

"FINALLY... Here they are!!

Model Cellar Productions would like to announce the availability of our new releases for July – Manfred and brother Lothar von Richthofen in 1/48 scale.

Sculpted by Mike Good, these figures are truly amazing! The likeness of each is dead on, and the details are clean and crisp as usual. …right down to the Pour Le Merite on each figure. Assembly is effortless with perfectly fitting parts and flawless casting with no casting plugs. Each figure comes with an alternate head wearing an officer’s cap.

These figures can be purchased separately or as a set:

Manfred von Richthofen
Item #MC48003
Retail price $12.50 USD

Lothar von Richthofen
Item #MC48004
Retail price $12.50 USD

Manfred and Lothar Richthofen – combo set
Item #48005
Retail price $22.50 USD

These figures are unassembled and unpainted.
...available NOW for immediate shipment.

We look forward to serving the WWI modeling community in the future with more high quality resin figures and accessories.

The Model Cellar

Regards,
Paul
Model Cellar Productions"

Hi folks,

Thanks for your interest in our products, and thank you for the compliments on our figures.

Sorry to say I was previously unaware of this site until only a few days ago when Stephen invited me over to have a look around. ...AWESOME SITE!

I'll be sure to include this site when we post announcements of our new releases.

Watch for more WWI aviator "STUFF" in 1/48, 1/32 and 1/12 busts!

Regards,
Paul
www.ModelCellar.com

Hi Paul

It's great to have you with us and many thanks for your kind comments regarding Aeroscale! Stephen has worked wonders in building up our WW1 section from what was, in all honesty, next to nothing when we kicked off.

I'm certainly looking forward to seeing your next releases!

All the best

Rowan

Greetings All!

Excellent news from Model Cellar. They have sent me a set of their 1/48 "von Richthofen brothers" figures to review!

Here are the 1/48 scale items along with the originals

Bare headed versions here.

Judging by the number of hits here.

Hi Steve,

That's awesome, just AWESOME!! THANK YOU VERY MUCH!!

We would like to thank EVRYONE here on Aeroscale for the support and patronage you have given to our figures. We strive to create quality figures that are well sculpted, cleanly and finely cast, and are easily assembled with litle to no clean up and perfectly mating parts. We plan to continue to expand our line of 1/48 and 1/32 WWI aviation figures (as well as our 1/12 collector's series busts) with the same commitment to quality as before.

Thanks again everyone,
Paul
www.ModelCellar.com

Well they did it again folks. Now for your pleasure in 1/32 the Gebruder von Richthofen!