New Release Scale75 November

[SCALE75]

Hello
We have great pleasure to officially present our news for the month of November.
This is a kit in which we have been working long time all Scale75 team and is finally ready for distribution.
It has been hard work, but very rewarding. We hope you enjoy it as much as we enjoyed.

Títle: JEDEDIAH SMITH 1799-1931
Sculptors: Fernando Martin, Juan Antonio Gil, Joaquin Palacios
Painters: Samuel Perez, Roberto Sanchez
Ref: SCH-006

 

[Kevin D.]

Now that is A_OK! 75mm I assume?!? I suspect the skull will disappear if I do this one but everything else is PRIMO!

 

[Mirofsoft]

Very nice

 

[Stelios Demiras]

I was been informed about this upcoming release at this year Euromilitaire but I could not imagine the impact of it. It is awesome!

Stelios

 

[FigureLover]

That is a great piece of work, spectacular dynamics and movement and I would love to paint up one of these. I have just today recieved my first two Scale 75 kits and must say that I was very impresed with the boxing and casting of the kits. If this kit is anything like the ones I have, then it will be worthwhile getting
Ben

 

[Aveleira]

Fortunatly it's not my kind of figure... otherwise I would have to buy this fantastic piece, and my wallet would suffer!! it's really impressive!!!

Pedro

 

[bagelman1952]

Really nice action figure

 

[Figurenfreund66]

Well - a great Kit, with a big Price .

But for Fans of this Theme, a must have ! Absolutly fantastic!

Hendryk

 

[pinsel]

shall this be an figure for breeders of artic dogs????????
or where lies the certain sparkle on such an boring thing,an fur clad chapp with some doggys before him
where is Rudolf the red nose rendeer???????

 

[Michael Tse]

A confirmation of why we absolutely want more of Scale75. It doesn't matter if the dogs look a bit different from how I remember them, or that the folds on the coat aren't as dynamic as one cones to expect, or even that the theme might please some viewers more than others. It just is the sort of kit that demontrtes the length artists go to to tell a story, the assembly of objects in motion, the sense if action and event and emergency and peril. It's the sort if thing where a father can elaborate to his kid in a show, hopefully in return for a few attentive nods from the relatively uninitiated, younger, person. Dontvsupposecone could do that with a vampire lady or Napoleon figure, at least with as much availability and ease.

 

[marco55]

Great Vignette.

 

[megroot]

Awesome figure.

Marc