Fed Light Artilleryman, 1863 - Thunderbird Min Review

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Thunderbird Historical Miniatures

TB-75001
Federal Light Artilleryman, 1863
( from a painting by Keith Rocco)
75mm resin
11 parts + sheet lead
Sculpted by Alan Ball
Painted by Joe Hudson

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Thunderbird Historical Miniatures has produced their first 75mm figure sculpted by Alan Ball.

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Arriving in a sturdy cardboard box with all parts sealed in zip-lock baggies and bubble wrap as a filler in the box to ensure against damage while in shipping.

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The top photo above shows the baggies right out of the box and the bottom photo shows all of the parts removed from the bags for inspection. The kit consists of 11 resin parts plus a small piece of sheet foil.

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Above you see several views of the head.

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Above you see each side of the torso showing the attention to detail Alan Ball has achieved.

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Above you can see a close up of both the upper and lower torso,

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Above is the front and rear view of the separately cast arms.

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Above are the four different sides of the saddle.

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Above is the front and back view of the blanket roll which attaches to the back of the saddle.

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The top photograph shows the spurs and stirrups cast separately.

Additional Box Art Photographs

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Conclusion:
A beautiful 75mm kit depicting an Artilleryman. Clean casting with minimal clean-up required. Highly recommended.

Thunderbird Historical Miniatures web-site
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R296

 

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