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Master Box: July – August ReleasesPosted: Wednesday, June 21, 2017 - 06:22 AM UTC
Master Box has shared further information and photos on its planned figure kit releases, a couple of which we have featured recently.
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mmeier
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Posted: Wednesday, June 21, 2017 - 05:08 PM UTC
Between MasterBox and MAIM we finally get more and more 1:24/1:25 scale figures to populate the many cars from Revell, Italerie etc. All for decend prices and with a solid quality (I have the previous six females build and they are nice)
Hope they add stuff like truck drivers and femal drivers. I l would like to build a Bulldog Mack with a can on back" and maybe a "Jaguar haulin ass"
Some 1970s era plaincloth cops and a pimp to go with the new Revell Grand Torino would be nice too
Hope they add stuff like truck drivers and femal drivers. I l would like to build a Bulldog Mack with a can on back" and maybe a "Jaguar haulin ass"
Some 1970s era plaincloth cops and a pimp to go with the new Revell Grand Torino would be nice too
Biggles2
Quebec, Canada
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Posted: Wednesday, June 21, 2017 - 07:40 PM UTC
I really like that Native American kit, although it might have been better in 54mm...just that slight bit larger for better detail. The 1/24 seated figures could be a PITA...I got the seated woman stepping out of a car. First; there are not many car kits with opening doors, second; find a car kit with opening doors where she will actually fit. Some repositioning of arms and legs will be required, as well as cutting down her bottom to fit into a seat. If it's a sports car with hardtop, her head will hit the cieling. She will fit comfortably only in a convertible with opening doors.
Trisaw
California, United States
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Posted: Wednesday, June 21, 2017 - 08:22 PM UTC
* Reedoak, Scale Production, Northstar Models, and Scale Equipment Limited also produce 1/24 resin figures.
* One can see more photos of the new Masterbox July/August figures here:
http://www.themodellingnews.com/2017/06/masterbox-is-getting-romantic-but-still.html
* I really like the idea of 1/24 modern civilians. I just find the Masterbox ones don't quite match the boxart though. They appear older and thicker on the back of the box than what the front boxart shows, more of "middle age" size and complexion than young and slender (although they are sculpted very well). There are now Youtube review videos of many of the 1/24 Masterbox figures if you care to see the actual plastic and determine for yourself.
* One can see more photos of the new Masterbox July/August figures here:
http://www.themodellingnews.com/2017/06/masterbox-is-getting-romantic-but-still.html
* I really like the idea of 1/24 modern civilians. I just find the Masterbox ones don't quite match the boxart though. They appear older and thicker on the back of the box than what the front boxart shows, more of "middle age" size and complexion than young and slender (although they are sculpted very well). There are now Youtube review videos of many of the 1/24 Masterbox figures if you care to see the actual plastic and determine for yourself.
mmeier
Nordrhein-Westfalen, Germany
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Posted: Wednesday, June 21, 2017 - 08:40 PM UTC
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I really like that Native American kit, although it might have been better in 54mm...just that slight bit larger for better detail. The 1/24 seated figures could be a PITA...I got the seated woman stepping out of a car. First; there are not many car kits with opening doors, second; find a car kit with opening doors where she will actually fit. Some repositioning of arms and legs will be required, as well as cutting down her bottom to fit into a seat. If it's a sports car with hardtop, her head will hit the cieling. She will fit comfortably only in a convertible with opening doors.
I am currently trying her in a Revell Mercedes AMG GT. Hope to have more data and some pictures after the weekend. So far both kits went together well and she seems to be sitting nicely. So work permitting...
If you hear about an IT engineer running amok in a company near Düsseldorf/germany before that - do not expect any pictures
mmeier
Nordrhein-Westfalen, Germany
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Posted: Wednesday, June 21, 2017 - 08:44 PM UTC
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* Reedoak, Scale Resin, Northstar Models, and Scale Productions Limited also produce 1/24 resin figures.
* One can see more photos of the new Masterbox July/August figures here:
http://www.themodellingnews.com/2017/06/masterbox-is-getting-romantic-but-still.html
* I really like the idea of 1/24 modern civilians. I just find the Masterbox ones don't quite match the boxart though. They appear older and thicker on the back of the box than what the front boxart shows, more of "middle age" size and complexion than young and slender (although they are sculpted very well). There are now Youtube review videos of many of the 1/24 Masterbox figures if you care to see the actual plastic and determine for yourself.
Thanks for ScaleProduction as a name. Through that I ended up at the ScaleProduction home page. Looks nice so far, german outlet and they have two "Bay city cops" in 1:24
Trisaw
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Posted: Wednesday, June 21, 2017 - 09:12 PM UTC
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Corrected my post...it's actually "Scale Productions" and "Scale EQUIPMENT Limited." There is no "Scale Resin" company. Sorry about that.
Quoted Text
* Reedoak, Scale Resin, Northstar Models, and Scale Productions Limited also produce 1/24 resin figures.
* One can see more photos of the new Masterbox July/August figures here:
http://www.themodellingnews.com/2017/06/masterbox-is-getting-romantic-but-still.html
* I really like the idea of 1/24 modern civilians. I just find the Masterbox ones don't quite match the boxart though. They appear older and thicker on the back of the box than what the front boxart shows, more of "middle age" size and complexion than young and slender (although they are sculpted very well). There are now Youtube review videos of many of the 1/24 Masterbox figures if you care to see the actual plastic and determine for yourself.
Corrected my post...it's actually "Scale Productions" and "Scale EQUIPMENT Limited." There is no "Scale Resin" company. Sorry about that.
Biggles2
Quebec, Canada
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Posted: Wednesday, June 21, 2017 - 09:27 PM UTC
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I am currently trying her in a Revell Mercedes AMG GT. Hope to have more data and some pictures after the weekend. So far both kits went together well and she seems to be sitting nicely. So work permitting...
Coincidence...I'm fitting her into Revell's Mercedes Benz i8. She will sort of fit but only with her bum on the rocker panel. The (car) body is too wide to allow her bum in the seat and legs over the side at the same time. And there is no headroom inside. Insane point about the car model: Revell gives a well-detailed engine, but they go and mold the hood (bonnet) shut!
Upon Googling your choice of car model, I may buy that one next myself. I see that it's also a hardtop. Post how the figure sits regarding headroom in the interior.
Duhhh...that should read BMW i8! Can't even use "typo" as an excuse!
mmeier
Nordrhein-Westfalen, Germany
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Posted: Thursday, June 22, 2017 - 09:10 PM UTC
Mercedes, Volkswagen, Opel, BMW - no big difference. Basically they all build "transport devices" not cars. HighTech and reliabel mobility devices but without style or a soul.
For that you have to look to Italie or maybe France and sometimes the USA (okay, Ford Germany occasionally has one too).
So mixing the car is no big deal.
For that you have to look to Italie or maybe France and sometimes the USA (okay, Ford Germany occasionally has one too).
So mixing the car is no big deal.