Gary_81
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Avian The Forest Witch
Concept by Luke Fitzsimons
Sculpted by Stanislav Che
Cast by Broken Toad
Produced by www.massiveminiatures.co.uk
Materiel Grey Resin
Packaging and contents
Everything arrived in a sturdy brown cardboard box with foam tubes for extra added security. Inside the outer box was the black Massive Miniatures box with a nice metallic logo printed on the top, which was a nice finishing touch and looked very professional. Upon opening the box everything was well packaged between two pieces of foam and all the parts except the main torso was secured inside plastic bags. On the whole I would say the packaging is very well done and everything arrived in perfect condition.
The contents of the box includes 13 resin parts which make up the kit plus an art card with the concept art printed on it and a massive miniatures logo sticker, I personally love little extras like stickers and art work as I feel it shows the producer has gone that little extra to make something special.
Kit components
Torso and head
The model is sculpted in 1/10 scale and measures 7cm from top to bottom without the bird skull head dress. There is one pour spout situated at the top of the head and once clipped off this will be covered by the head dress. There is also one small casting line down the right side of the model but this will only take a scalpel to remove as it is so minimal. I would have to say for quality this is amazing, I have searched for flaws but I haven't been able to find any Broken Toad have really done an amazing job on the casting end.
As for the sculpt details I just love the face with the subtle design on here forehead. And the little flowers in her hair are a really nice touch. The feathered cloak has been really well done and I think this will lend itself to some glazing to create some lovely colour shifts and variety on the feathers. I also thought the placement of the hair exuded a feminine feel to the model while still keeping it very classy and elegant.
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