FirstLook
Ultracast has released a new Commonwealth armour crew figure plus a small but useful accessory.
35051 -
Canadian / British Tank Crewman All Theatres - Summer 1939-1945
This
full single figure is crouching. The pose suggests many possibilities, including looking inside a hatch or inspecting some mechanical component. He is bare headed, dressed informally in trousers and undershirt with long sleeves rolled up beyond the elbow. In fact, this figure is nicely matched to the two other Candian tankers reviewed here on Missing-Lynx back in January.
In common with their
earlier releases, casting blocks are kept to an absolute
minimum. This figure is broken down into four resin parts.
135016 -
WWII British Empire Steel Munitions Boxes C.224 Mk.I
These universal ammunition boxes were seen widely in all theatres. They were used to store many different styles of ammunition.
Two boxes are included in this release.
The quality of both these sets
maintain the remarkable standards set by their earlier
releases. Casting is flawless, and sculpting is attractive and realistic.
Conclusion
Ultracast have made a
welcome contribution to populating the 1/35 scale British
and Commonwealth figure world over the last ten years.
These two new releases are
versatile additions to Ultracast's ever-growing range,
especially considering the relative explosion of
British-related armour subjects recently available in 1/35
scale.
Highly Recommended.
Thanks to
Kevin at Ultracast for the review samples.
You may view these and
other products including photos at
Ultracast's Web Site.
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