Open Book Border Reiver, 1585 - Stormtrooper Miniature Review

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"Border Reiver, 1585"
75mm resin - 10 parts
Sculpted by - Carl Reid
Painted by - David Mitchell

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I recently received a couple of 75mm kits from Stuart Hale, Stormtrooper Miniatures. Continueing with Stormtrooper's reputation of casting quality, these kits were both of exceptional quality. The first is their 75mm resin cast Border Reiver. 9 resin parts plus a brass rod included for the staff.​
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Arriving in sturdy white boxes with all parts sealed inside a bubble-wrap envelope with the smaller parts further sealed inside a small zip-lok bag. I also noticed that in support of Planetfigure, Stuart had "Visit planetfigure" labels attached to the ends of each kit box.​
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Above you see the 9 resin parts plus the brass rod comprising the 10 parts of this kit.​
Head
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Above you see various views of the separate cast head showing the attention to detail Carl is famous for.​
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Torso
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Above you see various views of the separate cast torso, once again showing the attention to detail and casting quality.​
Torso close-ups
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Above you see two close up shots of the upper and lower portion of the torso.​
Arms
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Above you see the front and back of each separately cast arm.​
Additional Accessories
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Above you see the lance tip as well as two separate cast spurs. The next photo shows the separate cast sword. The bottom two photos show the brass rod as well as a sculptured base for the figure.​
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You won't be disappointed Marc, it's a lovely well balanced figure with just the right amount of detail.
Although I suggest replacing brass rod for a same gauge tube, makes fitting the lancehead much easier.
Cheers
Derek
 

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