Resicast have announced their release of a three figure set of British Tankers in Pixie suits.
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Resicast Tankers in Pixie Suitsexer
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Posted: Sunday, November 23, 2008 - 10:52 AM UTC
Tarok
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Posted: Sunday, November 23, 2008 - 04:49 PM UTC
I suppose at least they're not drinking tea...
Speaking of which... I thought "a brew up" was the making of tea? Or is it any hot meal or drink?
Rudi
Speaking of which... I thought "a brew up" was the making of tea? Or is it any hot meal or drink?
Rudi
Posted: Sunday, November 23, 2008 - 05:37 PM UTC
Hi Rudi,
They are having some 'scoff' but that is always accompanied by a brew up if possible
These look like quite a useful set, I can see them in a number of settings, ready made dio. I like the mess tins and MK II cooker, useful dio items.
Good to see more British/Commonwealth troops.
Al
They are having some 'scoff' but that is always accompanied by a brew up if possible
These look like quite a useful set, I can see them in a number of settings, ready made dio. I like the mess tins and MK II cooker, useful dio items.
Good to see more British/Commonwealth troops.
Al
Tarok
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Posted: Sunday, November 23, 2008 - 05:44 PM UTC
Al,
Thanks.
I do agree that they will be useful to CW modellers. The only thing that bugs me a bit about this set is that they all look so similar - the pockets all bulge the same, all have the hood out, all wearing wooly jumpers, the 2 standing figures are near identical from the waist up - syncronised 'scoffing'? Would have been nice to see a little more individuality between the 3... What say you?
Rudi
Thanks.
I do agree that they will be useful to CW modellers. The only thing that bugs me a bit about this set is that they all look so similar - the pockets all bulge the same, all have the hood out, all wearing wooly jumpers, the 2 standing figures are near identical from the waist up - syncronised 'scoffing'? Would have been nice to see a little more individuality between the 3... What say you?
Rudi
Posted: Monday, November 24, 2008 - 05:30 AM UTC
Hi Rudi,
Yes, I see what you mean, an alternative head or two would help and I suppose a lot would depend on how you posed them within a scene.
My preference would have been for a mixed order of dress, as it makes figs more flexible.
They did remind me of some pics I'd stored away for future use lol, lol.
A Pixie suit is a Pixie suit I suppose, so in that sense they would look similar, but with a little though they should still make a pleasing trio. I see some arm swoping taking place in my mind lol, lol.
The 2 standing chaps might well double as commanders too. I don't recall having seen any Pixie suit figures from Resicast before other that the 3 x 1/2 tank crew. I think I'd mix them in or separate the group a little, but it's hard to say until you try them out in a scene. For me placing figures within/around a vehicle/boat or whatever is one of the hardest things to do, but I see no reason why they wouldn't work well with the right amount of thought.
I do love the cooker and mess tins and I'm sure folks will find a home for them if the scene is right. Grouped together as they are for the picture does make the similaraties stand out though.
My thoughts anyway.
Al
Yes, I see what you mean, an alternative head or two would help and I suppose a lot would depend on how you posed them within a scene.
My preference would have been for a mixed order of dress, as it makes figs more flexible.
They did remind me of some pics I'd stored away for future use lol, lol.
A Pixie suit is a Pixie suit I suppose, so in that sense they would look similar, but with a little though they should still make a pleasing trio. I see some arm swoping taking place in my mind lol, lol.
The 2 standing chaps might well double as commanders too. I don't recall having seen any Pixie suit figures from Resicast before other that the 3 x 1/2 tank crew. I think I'd mix them in or separate the group a little, but it's hard to say until you try them out in a scene. For me placing figures within/around a vehicle/boat or whatever is one of the hardest things to do, but I see no reason why they wouldn't work well with the right amount of thought.
I do love the cooker and mess tins and I'm sure folks will find a home for them if the scene is right. Grouped together as they are for the picture does make the similaraties stand out though.
My thoughts anyway.
Al
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Posted: Tuesday, November 25, 2008 - 07:53 AM UTC
I have updated the story with some new images from Resicast
Posted: Wednesday, December 10, 2008 - 07:56 AM UTC
Hi Pat,
Just finished a review of these chaps which James should have up in a day or two.
Al
Just finished a review of these chaps which James should have up in a day or two.
Al