News May: Chronos Miniatures CHM-54174, 54174(M) & CHM-75027

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CHRONOS

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Worlds of Fantasy: Another Reality
CHM-75027 - Resin kit
CHM-54174 - Resin kit
CHM-54174(M) - White metal kit
Sculpted by: Chronos 3D Crew.
Number of parts: 13
Date release: May, 2019.
Made in Russia.

Figure available:
http://chronos-miniatures.com/index...egory_id=13&product_id=659&Itemid=104&lang=en
http://chronos-miniatures.com/index...tegory_id=1&product_id=658&Itemid=104&lang=en

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Thanks for the link!
I've got a feeling you'll be hearing from me.
 
Interesting figure, the only thing that bothers me is the 'objectification' of the female body. Something a bit less obvious might have appealed more to me, but that is my opinion.
Keep up the good work for Chronos (I do have a few figures from your range, and am hoping to expand on this)
 
As ever with Chronos the quality is outstanding. What I would really like to have seen is a couple of raptors without the saddle etc. Can visualise a great piece from the original Jurassic Park film when they were stalking Muldoon.
Have to agree with LH the figure is a bit overdone, might even have an impact on sales. Wouldn't like to try to explain to my daughter why I bought it.
D.
 
But aren't almost all fantasy figures overdone? And many of the more traditional figures are overdone as well, such as Native Americans with 6 pack abs.

Simply a personal observation on this particular piece rather than a comment on the fantasy genre. As you say some of the more traditional figures are overdone particularly where the sculptor has over defined the musculature, perhaps to make it easier for the painter.
This is magnificent on every level if it is your thing.
 
I usually don't bother with female fantasy figures - not because I find them "objectifying" (one of those silly words that we have swivel-eyed, third-wave feminists and Generation Snowflake millennials to thank for), but mainly because most of them tend to show a lack of imagination and a dearth of originality, and sometimes awkward postures and dodgy anatomy.

This one however I like. The anatomy of the rider looks good (although some might argue about the six-pack), the riding posture looks believable (notwithstanding that it's a dinosaur underneath) and the creature itself is tremendous. So all in all a great combo, and one that I'd consider buying.

- Steve
 
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