Samurai Artilley Massimo Costa, Black Watch Miniatures

[Roland_Kupski]

[Kekso]

I didn't knew they (samurais) had artillery. Now I learned something.
Nicely painted figures, wood and metal effects as well.

[Susofrick]

And I didn't know Massimo made samurais ... Great figures as always and great painting as always!

[k.b.]

Splendid sculpting and nicely painted. Love to see realistically animated figures interacting and Massimo has got this down to a fine art.

[Bill Slavin]

Those look great! And nice attention to the details like the bow strings and the ropes on the artillery. Those are really interesting figures in those fanatastical samurai costumes, beautifully painted.

[Bluefalchion]

Top class figure modeling and painting. Thanks for sharing these.

[Mr_White]

These figures look gorgeous. 1/72? I'm not familiar with Massimo Costa or Black Watch Miniatures. Are these two different lines of models?

[Iceman1964]

Very strange artillery, but great sculpture (or better, normal for Massimo ) and very good painting.

For Mr. White, Massimo Costa is the sculptor (1:72, yes) , 42nd Black Watch Miniatures is his brand, normally focused on 19th century, but I see here now moving to other periods (very happy of this !!).

[Bluefalchion]

These figures look gorgeous. 1/72? I'm not familiar with Massimo Costa or Black Watch Miniatures. Are these two different lines of models?

Massimo is our friend. Black Watch miniatures are his brilliant products. Have a look at the webshop, but beware! You might find your ordering finger getting twitchy!

[Kaiphranos]

Very interesting! What is the weight hanging off the end of the barrel?

[Peter]

Massimo is our friend. Black Watch miniatures are his brilliant products. Have a look at the webshop, but beware! You might find your ordering finger getting twitchy!

Since this post appeared, Konrad is missing I heard. Last time they saw him he was going in the direction of Italy!

Exellent work from you, Roland and Massimo!