14/09/2026
September 14th Update
We have not been slacking here at EWM. The images are from my work table today. Its nice to be painting some figures again, but even more so when some of these are new creations, from 2 new moulds make last week. Both Andy and I have been suffering from health problems of one sort or the other in recent months. Mine caused me to be seated for long periods, with a muscle in my bottom spasming… Making me officially a “pain in the ar*e”. We are both now recovering well, but my forced slow up was met by a return of the creative MOJO. Its great, with much enthusiasm for the WWI period. On the table are just some of the fruits of recent labours. New Highlanders for 1914/15 and 1916 to 1918. These go with our other 1914/15 British for the BEF. These include Cavalry, Artillery already made, just not yet on the site. Also New French Zouaves and colonial troops for 1914/15 and beyond into the Interwar and early WWII period. These being a new range on French Tonkinese troops, which can have the head swapped for north African colonial troops with ease. All these models have separate heads, so you can pose the models how you wish. Some come with a separate arm, giving even more deign and pose options. Some new Horse drawn and Dog drawn carts and even a few civilian figures which can be used for Belgian or French Refugees.
There are more to come with a whole load of new German 1914/15 and 1916 to 1918 figures waiting to be moulded. Plus a whole range of German early WWI cavalry. Many of these being Tom Lobley’s wonderful designs, now having made it to be moulded. Tom Also gave me a number of German West/East Africa WWI masters including askari, and German Camel mounted troops. I shall be adding these to the EWM web store as they are finished. I’m even trying to paint the figures for pictures.
The wonderful Partizan show is fast approaching, and we shall be there as always. Do please place any orders for collection at the show as we can only bring limited stock of some of the things we make, to the show.
We had a visit from a customer last week, Richard Hern all the way from New Zeeland. It was a please to meet with him, show him the workshop and enjoy a few beers the night before.
The return of ones creative MOJO is so welcome. The buzz it gives you, the urge to create miniatures for the period and topic being studied and enjoyed.
On the German Kommando Raid investigation front, there have been many new discoveries and something incredibly special is developing nicely.
Hope to see some of you at Partizan in October…..Paul T@EWM