USA Biological Weapon
It has been a long time since we made releases for our Ukrainian Space Army model range.
Specifically from this post, behind each little miniature there is a story from real life
1. The Patron dog is a dog that works on demining Ukraine, recently many articles and even songs in Ukrainian society have been dedicated to him. For a number of reasons, the cute dog has become a symbol of bravery, indomitability and resilience in the eyes of Ukrainian society, which has suffered from the horrors of war.
2. Duck and pigeons are an allusion to Russian propaganda. Which shamelessly fantasizes and spreads lies about biological laboratories where terrible NATO scientists make biological weapons, birds, mosquitoes and other dolphins with explosives, from RED ALERT. At the beginning of the war, one very nice, but obviously deceiving person from Italy even sent me a map of biolaboratories in Ukraine. According to the person, I should have taken their location into account when planning my family's evacuation routes from the Zaporizhzhia region.
3. The pig is a participant in a military incident that happened to our employee who is currently serving in the Armed Forces. The sergeant reported that a homeless animal was found in an abandoned and war-ravaged village. The soldiers hoped to catch the animal and make a meat dish for themselves. But when they arrived at the scene, they discovered how the pig survived for a long time in an abandoned village. She was fed by what you see in the thumbnail. After that, no one wanted to hunt and eat the unfortunate pig.
4. A couple of geese are residents of another village. Where livestock were injured by Russian artillery fire. The geese were contused, and one of them even needed the work of an apothecary to agement the beak. But at night they woke up the Ukrainian villagers with their noise while the Russian sabotage group was trying to break into the village. The story is almost the same as about those Geese who saved ancient Rome.
Thank you for supporting us and helping us continue to work in these difficult times for us.
Comments (4)
I do not play Imperial Guard so I did not purchased USA models yet but from the beginning I thought they look awesome and inspiring! Especially the standard bearer standing proudly facing towards the "orks". Keep it running and stay safe all of you and your families
I bought my first set of the Ukraine Space Army when you first released them. At the time I was working with many people in Ukraine and felt powerless to help my friends on the other side of the earth. It felt right to have some proud little space Ukrainians of my own.
Hey man, even if the Ukraine Space Army is not your most popular line of models, I think there's something to be said for working through personal struggles with your art. This is what's on your mind right now. So even if these models are not your best-selling ones, I think the work you put into them might still be very important and I urge you to keep doing so. I have stayed away from the news since the war broke out. It's all just too sad for me and I got to protect my mental health. So in a weird way, your posts, updates and models are the closest thing to actual news about this war. I guess approaching all of this through tiny resin models is easier for me to handle. Keep doing what you are doing and we will continue to support you on here, no matter what you ultimately decide to put your work into. Much love from Germany and all the best.
Thank you, your words mean a lot to our entire team.