Victrix 12mm British Infantry

[@whistlingwhippet]

Ever since i got into the hobby (Airfix products) many years ago i developed the habit of ritually washing all sprues and figures with a toothbrush and a mild detergent solution followed by a rince in warm water. This removed any traces of mould release agents from the figures and paint adherence was never an issue after that.

[@danbuman8422]

Nice detail on the little buggers. I agree, they look to be closer to 10mm but that shouldn't make much difference. Thanks for the detailed look at the sprues

[@ITSREALLYNOTYOURFAULT]

No way!

[@grandadsartspace5805]

I'm glad your painting them and not me to small for my eyes but from what I can make out they do look really detailed for 12mm. Take care Terry

[@theancientDM]

Always wash sprues in warm soapy water to remove the molding release agent. Do this for all plastic kits

[@epone3488]

Think it might have been both humid when you sprayed and the plastic needs a soapy bath

[@rokrjohnson]

Would these be size comparable with your printed 1/144 ww2 vehicles?

[@PaintGlue]

yes, I think so, that's what I got them for and I think a few other customers use these as well

[@deformiertergolfball4847]

sad that they are only 12mm scale. i would have loved to use them for warhammer 40k

[@smoothbrush4722]

They look nice, rather small for flames of war 15mm.. i suggest painting them on the sprues so you don t lose them.😁😂👍

[@PaintGlue]

Yes, I think I'm going to do that

[@RealKull]

Are they compatible with PITHEAD miniatures?

[@PaintGlue]

Sorry, I've never seen any Pithead so don't know

[@mooseworks_soldiers]

Nice models!

[@vividius7951]

do they fit in well with airfix?

[@PaintGlue]

sorry, I have no idea as I don't have any Airfix

[@bonysminiatures3123]

They remind me of pontoon bridge set which had back in the 1970's , i think this scale works for ww2 as their is not much details to pick out opposed to napoleonics which fails miserably at this scale