Crynsminiaturen News

[Crynsminiaturen]

A new set from 2025 CM-010 Gallo-Roman Barge Haulers and Polemen is available.
15 handsculpted figures
4 different polemen / puntmen
11 different men hauling / towing / pulling
These men fit with the Gallo-Roman Zwammerdam 6 Rhine barge model and the set of Zwammerdam 5 dugout canoes.



And here is also set CM-009 once more, which disappeared from an older post in this thread:



Available at:
Kai Fuhrmann webshop http://www.fuhrmann-figuren-shop.de/
Berliner Zinnfiguren webshop https://www.zinnfigur.com/en/Round-Figures/Wargaming/Cryns-Miniaturen/
And directly at the Crynsminiaturen studio in Amsterdam via crynsminiaturen@ziggo.nl

[Santi Pérez]

Another great addition to your creations, Mr. Cryns, and with impeccable historical research, as always .

Santi.

[C M Dodson]

Stunning work Mr. C.

Best wishes,

Chris

[sberry]

Fantastic figures, as always. And painted in a colorful yet restrained style that I think captures the reality of antique colors.
And while many people think 3D modeling and printing are the future of our hobby, these hand-sculpted figures seem "alive" to me in a way that computer-generated figures can't match.

[Crynsminiaturen]

Many thanks for you nice words dear sberry, C M Dodson and Santi Perez!

IN DEVELOPMENT: 100 different scale 1:72 of Nelsons Royal Navy 1793-1805 sailor figures.
Here is a preview of set CM-032: TOPMEN CLIMBING part A

[C M Dodson]

Well done Mr. C.

Another triumph of scale modelling and anatomy.

Presumably these are destined for HMS Suprise, but will no doubt be gracing many other vessels over time.

Fingers crossed that Wolfgang’s site gets up and running again soon.

Best wishes,

Chris

[Crynsminiaturen]

Thank you dear mr. D.

Presumably these are destined for HMS Suprise

Yes these sailors are part of my co-production with Geschichte in Miniaturen / W. Meyer and P. Ullrich who are developing the HMS Surprise diorama called 'The Passenger 1798'. Meyer supplied me with lots of very good research material on Nelsons Navy. Here is an image of the fregate, orinially a French corvette ship called Surprize seized by the Royal Navy and now build in scale 1:72 by the very gifted Spanish shipmodelbuilder Curro Agudo Mangas.

[Crynsminiaturen]

Preview of set CM-032 part B

[Ochoin]

Excellent figures. Patrick O'Brien would approve!


donald

[Beano Boy]

BB

[Alex]

Great, lively figures! With each new project, excellent elements and new techniques are added.!

[Santi Pérez]

Superb figures, Mr. Cryns, just what we always expect from you.

Santi.

[Crynsminiaturen]

Thank you dear Ochion, Beano Boy, Alex and Santi Perez for your nice feedback.

originally a French corvette ship called Surprize

Yes you are absolutely right, the original French name was Unité, not Surprize.

[Crynsminiaturen]

Part 3 of set CM-032 Nelsons Royal Navy Sailors 1793-1805 Topmen Climbing by http://www.crynsminiaturen.nl