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In particular, his incredibly detailed look at World War I trench warfare has earned him great acclaim.
Since we last checked in on Belseyfour years ago, he’s been quite busy.
I now have 10 section models and each of them explain different aspects of trench warfare.
Each model is filled with rich detail.
One model actually pays homage to Belsey’s family history.
His British frontline dugout includes reduced copies of his grandfathers World War I letters on the desk.
Andy Belsey is known for his spectacular 1:32 scale models of World War I trench warfare.
His detailed models of British, French, and German trenches have brought him acclaim.
He’s even begun collaborating with renowned model painter Mike Butler to create even more realistic soldiers.
He also incorporates personal touches, like his grandfather’s war letters, into the models.
His new book shares his love for history and making these models.
