New release of Trigger from Nutsplanet!

[Nutsplanet]

New relese from Trigger line of September and aimed to show up at Euromilitair 2016.
Painting version is coming up soon.
Sculptor : Joo Heum Yoon
Scale : 75mm
Parts : 13
Thanks!

 

[CBDesign]

Very super cool!!
Must have for me!!!
Have fun,
Chris

 

[ellie]

very nice indeed.

ian

www.elliesminiatures.com

 

[megroot]

Must be a 3D print.
Nice work.

Marc

 

[MrBMB]

Ballbuster!!!!!

 

[Alex]

Interesting but the legs lack some real sexy / muscular curves. They look flat to me and the ankles are too thin.
Otherwise nice sculpt.

 

[Jim]

Modern, semi-steampunk - interesting.
I agree about the legs - they need a bit more 'interest' with some muscular definition.

 

[hypertex]

I really like the overall idea. I think the skinny legs and arm fit with the theme: a post-apocalyptic teenager, perhaps a little under-nourished because food is scarce. However, I would imagine such a kid would struggle with such a massive weapon, even with a robotic arm.

So the legs are fine, it doesn't always have to be about "sexy". However, I do think the legs lack a few anatomical details, such as kneecaps.

 

[Ong]

I really like it and also the introduction of some technology into the Trigger series, which makes the impression that not all is nuked (or whatever happened there) back to the Stone Age with the post-apocalyptic theme. Best of all, there's no indication that this figure has to be in such a post-apocalyptic environment anyway (no torn clothing or rags and the gear looks pretty well maintained).

I really like how Nutsplanet includes a lot of accessories and gear for all their figures. Nutsplanet doesn't skimp when it comes to additional guns and gear.

I'm not sure why it's called "Belford" though...a name or a place?

 

[red tom]

I am most disappointed Trigger and no Roy Rogers!

 

[T-34/85]

I look at it as more of an "anime" figure, which would explain the lack of or less defined elbows and knees. It's still a great looking figure and I'm sure the painted version will be spectacular.

Tom