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U.S.Army Inf.-Move Move
U.S.Army Infantry(9) Move Move
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by: Engin Kayral [ GRAYWOLF ]

introduction

BRAVO-6 added another new two-figure kit to dynamic posed Army Infantry series-Rumble in Jungle. B6-35058 U.S. Army Inf.(9) Move Move includes two infantry soldiers trying to keep or support the line against enemy forces.
box

The kit comes well packed in standard light brown cardboard box labeled with a photo of the assembled and painted figures by Vladimir Demchenko, also the sculptor.
The main parts-bodies and other parts of the figures like arms, weapons and field gear are seperately inserted in small plastic zip-lock bags to avoid unexpected damages during transfer.
review

Figures come in medium grey resin parts. Parts are represented with the casting blocks. The junctions between figure parts and casting blocks are well placed and the parts can be easily removed from the blocks with no damage. Note that you should be careful especially on the muzzles.The resin quality is good and details are crisp. No air bubbles, casting mistakes or visible seamlines on the figures. The figures will be ready to paint with a very little cleanwork.


Figure marked as A on the casting block is posed to run on a lean forward position with his rifle on his hands and Figure-B is posed is posed to crouch with his left hand on the ground and rifle on his right hand. Figure-A comes in 9 parts with body with head, two seperate arms, rifle and field gear as Figure-B has 10 parts with an additional bandolier.

  • Facial details and expressions on the faces are well defined on both figures. Facial details of Figure-B show details like high cheek bones, large lips, curly hair as an Afro-American soldier. Hair is well sculpted on both which makes the figures can be used with or without helmets. They wear tropical jungle jacket with two chest and two lower bellows pockets - all with flap covers, jungle trousers with two rear and two bellows cargo pockets on both sides and canvas-leather combined Vibram jungle boots. Trotters are inserted into the boots. They carry Pistol belt on waist with M-16 ammo pouches cast on both sides. Additionally, Figure-B carries a H-harness and a M16 Bandolier given as a seperate part to assembly on the chest of the figure. Wrinkles and folds on uniforms, pockets and other details are all well defined.

  • Arms are posed to carry the rifle and defined with upfolded sleeves on Figure-A and long sleeves on B. Small pins on shoulders are helpful for easier assembly to get the correct pose of the arms. A wristwatch is sculpted on the left arm of Figure-A. To make a few dry-fit exercises to pose the arms correctly in firing pose will be good before assemblying the arms of this figure as both of his hands are cast on the rifle.

  • They carry M16A1 rifle defined in clean and crisp details.

    Personal gear of the figures are supplied in different sprues.
  • 1 Qt canteen in canvas cover - 4 pieces

  • M7 bayonet in M8A1 scabbard - 2 pieces

  • M1956 First Aid/Compass Pouch - 2 pieces

  • M1 Helmet with Mitchell pattern camo canvas cover and helmet strap.

  • A water-slide decal sheet with different types of insignia, ranks and nametags is given inside the kit.
    conclusion

    Another impressive kit sculpted in great details and cast in high quality. It can be used together with all Rumble in Jungle series figures especially with 35055,35056 and 35057 for a bigger scene.
  • SUMMARY
    Highs: Another useful pair for Vietnam War dioramas. Dynamic poses,great sculpt and cast.Many decal options.
    Lows: No lows I could notice.
    Verdict: Another nice two-figure kit to display in jungle or trench dioramas.
    Percentage Rating
    95%
      Scale: 1:35
      Mfg. ID: B6-35058
      PUBLISHED: Nov 14, 2016
      NATIONALITY: United States
    NETWORK-WIDE AVERAGE RATINGS
      THIS REVIEWER: 92.20%
      MAKER/PUBLISHER: 95.07%

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    About Engin Kayral (Graywolf)
    FROM: IZMIR, TURKEY / TüRKçE

    Born in 1962,married and having 2 sons. I started modelling about 8 years old building USS Fletcher with mom. It was a model dad brought from USA., I think in those days only a few people in Turkey had info on scale model kits. Grown as an AF officer son , I built many aircraft models in years. Som...

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    Comments

    Just a comment, the decals could have some lower ranks. There were a lot more privates, PFCs, and Spec4s and corporals than sargeants. Wayne
    NOV 13, 2016 - 08:29 PM
    Great review. Thank you for posting. Really appreciate how the fingers on both figures are molded OFF of the triggers while running. A small detail some other figure makers have missed. Training for basic safety should make this a solid habit for any soldiers, right?
    NOV 13, 2016 - 10:23 PM
    YESSSS!!! More BRAVO-6 Vietnam war Figures!!! These are always welcome, in my book!
    NOV 13, 2016 - 10:39 PM
    Lower ranks you just cut off the stripes you're not using. With one buck sergeant and one staff sergeant you can do all the ranks up to e-6. Would have nice to have all the specialist ranks though.
    NOV 15, 2016 - 10:17 AM
       
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