Life Miniatures (Korea) - News

[Martin Antonenko]

From Seoul comes something postapocalyptic...:

Title: Stand alone
Scale: 90 mm
Resin
Sulptor: Sang Eon Lee
Number: LM-FUS003





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And the well-known machine gunner, who was previously available in 1:10 (No. LM-B023), is now being added as a "mini bust" in 1:16 ...:



Number: LM-16B002


Cheers

 

[Sgt. Red]

Like both figures. Cool stuff!!

 

[Babelfish]

I do like the post-apocalyptic female warrior of the wasteland. The bust is a hackneyed subject but a superb sculpt.

- Steve

 

[Ong]

The 1/20 (90mm) scale is nice and the Post-Apocalyptic figure looks wonderful.

OK, I am nitpicking on weaponry here...I do kind of wonder how common a 7.62mm AK-47 would be though. I would think that a 5.56mm AR-15 with scope would be more common as a civilian weapon because many civilians don't skimp when they buy their firearms.

 

[JasonB]

Ak would be VERY common. Depends on what part of the world you might be from, but around these parts, I would almost expect to see them as much as the AR. I've had more than a few in my time, along with AR's. To be even more of a pedant, it actually appears to be a 5.45 version of the Ak, the Ak-74, as the magazine is far less curved than a 7.62 magazine. It may be a 5.56 version. The muzzle brake looks like a typical AK-74 style, 5.45x39.

 

[Ong]

Ak would be VERY common. Depends on what part of the world you might be from, but around these parts, I would almost expect to see them as much as the AR. I've had more than a few in my time, along with AR's. To be even more of a pedant, it actually appears to be a 5.45 version of the Ak, the Ak-74, as the magazine is far less curved than a 7.62 magazine. It may be a 5.56 version. The muzzle brake looks like a typical AK-74 style, 5.45x39.

OK, thanks.