Open Book Lt, Bat Bombing Officer 1916 - Stormtrooper Miniatures Ltd Review

[Guy]

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Leutenant, Batallion Bombing Officer
25th Northumberland Fusiliers 1916
1/19th scale resin - 6 parts
Sculpted by Igor Danilkin
Painted by Mark Bennette

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The next in my attempt to catch up on reviews is Stormtrooper's Batallion Bombing Officer sculpted and cast in 1/9th scale resin with an additional brass rod for his walking stick. Sculpted by Igor Danilkin and loaded with detail as you will see.​

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Packaged in Stormtrooper's traditional heavy white cardboad box with all parts inserted into a bubble wrap envelope with the small parts sealed inside a zip-lok bag. Above you see the bottom photo showing the 5 resin parts and the brass rod out for inspection.​

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Above you see several views of each side of the separate cast head.​

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Close-ups​

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Above you see a couple of close-ups of the chest portion of the bust showing the great detail.​

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Above is the front and back of the kitbag and the left hand.​

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Above you see the brass rod used for the walking stick as well as the bust plinth to support the bust.​

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A complete color guide is also included inside the kit .​

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Additional Box Art Photographs​

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*box art photos were lightened to show more detail of the finished bust​

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Conclusion:​

Another great bust from Stormtrooper Miniatures. Excellent casting and fitment of parts.​

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Special note:​

As I was doing the review I noticed I forgot to take photos of the pipe that was also furnished in the kit.​

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Stormtrooper Miniatures Web-site​

http://www.stormtrooperminiatures.co.uk/index.html​

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R542​

 

[megroot]

Thanks Guy,
Now I'm thinking that I must rob a bank before going to Euro.

Marc

 

[captfue]

Awesome work,

 

[Arsies]

mm I did not painted this one, boxart is from another one, that's a mistake

 

[stu]

Sorry,, painted by Mark Bennett

Stu