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About Our Miniatures
Origin
Manufacturing
Materials
The original figures were created and owned by Bob Lang '49. Between 1998 to 1995 Mr. Lang took detailed pictures of cadets and then had the masters carved. So the figures represent the cadet of the 1990s. Later aquaired by Michael Hudson/Aggieland Depot in the Summer of 1998. We are making updates to both the figures and the painting a
The original figures were created and owned by Bob Lang '49. Between 1998 to 1995 Mr. Lang took detailed pictures of cadets and then had the masters carved. So the figures represent the cadet of the 1990s. Later aquaired by Michael Hudson/Aggieland Depot in the Summer of 1998. We are making updates to both the figures and the painting as well as making new figures and accessories.
Each figure is unique due to the metal casting, painting, and details. They are not toys and not perfect due to their manufacturing.
Materials
Manufacturing
Materials
We still cast in original lead-free pewter and place them on a wood base. Hand-Painted with craft model paints. With new technology available we still start making a few of the accessories out of resin and pewter to update the figures.
Manufacturing
Manufacturing
Manufacturing
We have started to create new molds because the 30 year-old masters and molds are no longer viable. So figures will rollout throughout the year and next year. How do we make these 3" to 4" figures?
- Heat Pewter to several hundered degrees and hand poured into each mold.
- Male/Female Heads, Arms, Body, instruments, Rifles, Sabers, and oth
We have started to create new molds because the 30 year-old masters and molds are no longer viable. So figures will rollout throughout the year and next year. How do we make these 3" to 4" figures?
- Heat Pewter to several hundered degrees and hand poured into each mold.
- Male/Female Heads, Arms, Body, instruments, Rifles, Sabers, and other parts.
- Filed down & detailed each small part
- Each piece is Hand-Painted using fine brushes, tips of needles, and a jewelers loupe due to the small detials.