Crisp and bubble free
casting. Highly convincing poses
Disadvantages:
Recommendation:
Highly Recommended
FirstLook
Having used Art of War figures in the past I knew what to expect
from this new set of figures. I have experienced varying quality of
figure, in the variety of scales I build in, and I have come to
respect several companies as being the “Premier League” so to speak
when it comes to figures, and I would assert that Paul Quaek and the
Art of War are certainly setting the pace in 48th. (Minially also
produce some of the nicest 1:16th scale figures I have ever seen as
well)
I am by no means one of the masters when it comes to painting
figures, so I; like many other modellers I am sure, rely on good
sculpts and poses to bring a figure to life. All three of the
figures contained in this set (Russian Tank Crew; Winter WWII) are
naturally posed and will look very much at home on either the Tamiya
or the Hobby Boss KV’s or T-34’s.
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There is a
high level of intricate detail realised throughout all of the
figures, with all of the uniform detail being represented as well
each figure possessing a convincing facial expression.
In summary, I would rate this as a top rate set of figures, as they
will add a considerable amount of character to a model or diorama.
Superbly sculpted and cast to perfection, it is quite difficult to
find any fault in the figures, and thus they come very highly
recommended indeed.
Thanks to
Paul from artOFwar for the review sample