NEWS from Mercury-Models!!!

[MERCURY-MODELS]

Good time, Friends!
Sigurd Spear, the work of Master Ruslan Vorobyov is ready and bursting into battle! The second figure of the mini series. The circumstances are so that he is ready before (Atley Crooked). And so
MM-7535 Sigurd Spear
54mm, resin

 

[Babelfish]

Nice enough figure, but the pose is very similar to the Medieval Scottish Highlander (by the same sculptor) from a while back. Possibly an adaptation of that figure?

Either way though, good to see Mercury back in the game. You've been a bit quiet of late.

- Steve

 

[MERCURY-MODELS]

Nice enough figure, but the pose is very similar to the Medieval Scottish Highlander (by the same sculptor) from a while back. Possibly an adaptation of that figure?

Either way though, good to see Mercury back in the game. You've been a bit quiet of late.

- Steve

Thanks for the feedback, Steve, perhaps you are right, at this pace of the appearance of new figures, it is difficult to "invent a bicycle," it happens that some poses can be repeated a little. Although it seems to me that the poses of the Scottish Highlander 7554, which you are probably talking about, still have some differences. And it is unlikely to slow down, much less calm down. We have many releases in stock and would only have the production ability of these releases to present to your attention

the differences are certainly not significant, but nevertheless. these are two more figures who are waiting for their turn to be cast in tar, and I assure you that these are not all releases that are in stock

 

[mortier]

Nice Viking,good work from Ruslan

 

[MERCURY-MODELS]

Nice Viking,good work from Ruslan

Many thanks, friend!

 

[Babelfish]

I'm liking the look of those two Vikings.

- Steve

 

[MERCURY-MODELS]

I'm liking the look of those two Vikings.

- Steve

thank you, sincerely glad!

 

[Tom W.]

They look like a little bit like some oldies from Seil Models,many moons ago...but more detailed

 

[MERCURY-MODELS]

They look like a little bit like some oldies from Seil Models,many moons ago...but more detailed

Many thanks, Tom! Wonderful company and produced magnificent figures!