From our friends in Russia, Armor35 releases two brand new cast resin figures to their line. Offered both in 1/16 and 1/35 scaling, Todd Michalak [TRM5150] gives his combined review of Tank Girl. Link to Item If you have comments or questions please post them here.
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I marvel at the quality of sculpting and casting. Some figures show marks from applying layers of sculpting material as well as marks from the tools. The past several Armor35 figures I've seen are equally smooth.
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TRM5150
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I'm really liking their figs Fred! Good sculpts are half the battle, but their casting is simply well done! Now just to schedule some time to squirt some paint around on these!!
Cheers,
T
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...the baggy sleeves on such a tight outfit really look odd.
Me thinks it is not her arms she's been working out.
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I think the tight garment is actually sleeveless, and the baggy sleeves belong to the whatever she's wearing under it. No silicon, Joe, just good support!
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