And now for somthing a little different

[PaultheMilitaryModeller]

This should make a nice change

Paul

http://www.fireflyfantasy.co.uk/sas....html?osCsid=72b35c3a0bbb02622046eef0eeddecab

 

[gordy]

It helps everyone if there is an image

Nice fig!

 

[mil-mart]

That's a great figure almost Steampunk but in a modern way, if that makes any sense.

Cheers Ken

 

[Gaudin]

Looks like a character from Evil Genius ( the game ) as far as style and painting.
Knees are a bit chunky and square but - I am sorry, despite that - in 1/35 its absolutely frigging brilliant. Dont need the gas tanks - she is just begging for some cool steam punk revamping.

Top marks

Just satisfy my curiosity - is it truly a sculpt or 3d print?

 

[Tommy's War]

Been meaning to post this, I got these in a few days ago, but this week has flown by.

Anyone coming to Figureworld tomorrow should head on over and see the vampire 1/6 figure that I've got in from Industria Mechanika! WOW is all I can say

 

[Ron Tamburrini]

Love the welding gear
One small point though Bare flesh while welding is not a good Idea

But then again it is a fun piece

Ron

 

[Helm]

Yeah I'd love to see her welding dressed like that myself Brian

 

[Sambaman]

This is a nice piece, but the Frankenstein they have on pre-order is a thing of absolute beauty!!! Great stuff all around!

Jay H.

 

[Jimmy S]

I agree with Ron. Bare flesh and welding is an accident waiting to happen. There are a number of other Health and safety violations such as unsecured tanks in the trolley, hair not tied or covered, tangled gas hoses and I doubt those shorts are made of a protective material suitable for conducting welding in. I cannot see any maintenance inspection tags on the gas tanks so they should not be used. The gloves look a bit iffy and the should be fastened if welding in short sleeves. If any on is thinking of putting this in a workshop setting please see these violations are attended to or the Inspector may be around. Other than that looks like a great fun figure.

 

[Dan Morton]

Jimmy - So I'm thinking...uh...are you maybe a SafeWork Australia Compliance Safety and Health Officer in real life?

Nonetheless...a totally fun figure! And, although 1/35th isn't my scale, I can also think of things I could do with the welding tanks and other equipment. No...really...I can!

All the best,
Dan

 

[Meehan34]

sweet. I'm glad they made a smaller version of her. I've had the 1/10th version for over a year now and scared to death to start painting her because of the size. 1/35th is much less daunting, I'll be getting this beauty fo sho.

 

[bigtodd]

Okay was thrown off by the 3d renderings only. But found the real figure on their website looks great!!!! A must have!!!!
Todd

 

[Joe55]

Sasha is a real cutie . I got mine a couple of weeks ago and was immediately impressed with the photo etched and resin tank cart .

Hey Sharpie, they did include safety chains to secure the tanks though ! You're right nonetheless, as there remains a lot of safety concerns.

Notice everyone that she's holding a cutting torch. She must be tough cause you know the splash will be really flying. Kinda like frying bacon in your underwear !

Joe

 

[brian]

Really like the idea that you can have 1/35 and 1/32 scale.Something for other manufacturers to think about,brilliant idea as there has been figures i would have loved to paint but the scale 1/35th is too small for my old eyes.
Brian

 

[Jimmy S]

Notice everyone that she's holding a cutting torch. She must be tough cause you know the splash will be really flying. Kinda like frying bacon in your underwear !

Joe

Wow Joe you breed them tough in Texas. Some sort of 2 burner arrangement in the Calvins? How's it taste?

 

[amcairns]

Nice figure but I wouldnt be gas cutting like that,those molten sparks get everywhere.
Andy

 

[Jim]

C'mon!
Safety issues be hanged! That is one cute and fun figure!
I really like the sly smile and the attitude - that one would be fun to build and paint.
Now, if I can just get her past SWMBO...

 

[cadno]

very nice figure,i guess its one of them computer printed figures?and for all you industrial guys looks like the torch is upside down to me .

 

[housecarl]

very nice figure,i guess its one of them computer printed figures?and for all you industrial guys looks like the torch is upside down to me .

cadno, post: 500575, member: 2250"]very nice figure,i guess its one of them computer printed figures?and for all you industrial guys looks like the torch is upside down to me .[/quote]
Yeah trigger should be underneath.
I didn't know it was also available in 1/32nd, much more eye friendly,
Carl.

 

[T-34/85]

I welded for over seven years and none of my co-workers ever looked like this Great figure, I'll have to put her on my list. And yes, I sometimes did my own version of the dance of the damned when the molten metal pieces found their way under the leathers.