"Highlander", Independent Company 1746 - Soldier of Fortune Min Review

[Guy]

EC001
Soldier of Fortune Miniatures
"Highlander", Independent Company, 1746
54mm white metal, 11 parts
Sculpted by Pavel Sapotskiy
Painted by Ruslan Vorobyov

This is a first of a new company, Soldiers of Fortune, of a series of reviews I will be doing on PlanetFigure. This is a 11 part white metal depicting a Highlander of 1746. Sculpted by Pavel Sapotskiy and the box art painted by the talented Ruslan Vorobyov.

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[Guy]

The figure is packaged using a small sturdy cardboard box with an outer cardboard sleeve with the Box Art reference on the front of the sleeve.

Above the kit is layed out for inspection prior to the photographs being taken and show 11 white metal parts.

The separate cast highlander's head is well detailed and dry-fitted into the neck cavity of the torso.

Above is the separate cast torso with legs cast in one piece.

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[Guy]

Above is the front and back of the right and left arms showing the detail of the cuffs.

Above you see the front and back of the shield, rear portion of the kilt and the kit bag that fastens at the waist.

Above is the front and back of the weapons and scabbard for the sword.

A separate cast white matal base is also supplied in the kit.

Additional Box Art
by
Ruslan Vorobyov

Conclusion:
I find this to be a beautiful 54mm figure with all parts that could be dry-fitted, fitting well. Mimimal seam lines to be filed. Highly recommended.

Soldier of Fortune web-site
not available at this time

www.soldfort.com

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[Joe Hudson]

Looks like a nice kit, thanks for the review.

Joe

 

[claeps]

I don’t know if the magnification from the photo exaggerates this, but in my option the surface of the face looks really rough and somewhat pitted, especially the right side.