Pegaso New Releases

[Jim Patrick]

Just saw these today on Pegaso's web site.


Second Liieutnant with Flag, Northern Virginia Army, CSA 1863-65

Sculptor: Tony Williams
Painter: Gianni Coniglio
54mm

Cymmerian Warrior, VII cen. B.C.

Sculptor: Andrea Jula
Painter: Pietro Balloni
75mm

XVIII-XIX cen. House-gate

Sculptor: Victor Konnov
Painter: Andrea Tessarini
54mm
Resin

Eligor the Duke of War

Sculptor: Martin Canale
Painter: Dan Cope
400mm
Resin

German Tank Commander, 1944

Sculptor: Kwangyeol Lee
Painter: Andrea Tessarini
52mm (1/35th)
Resin

Panzerschutze, 1944

Sculptor: Kwangyeol Lee
Painter: Massimo Pasquali
52mm (1/35th)
Resin

Enjoy,
Jim Patrick

 

[olly_usafsoc]

Think i may get a couple of the Enterance and gate kits, excellent diorama potential, and perfect for my Napoleonic figures

 

[garyjd]

I like the gate also, just the thing for a project I wanted to do.~Gary

 

[Evan August]

Looks like I'll be adding that rebel officer to my wish list.

 

[amherbert]

Interesting spelling of Cimmerian...
The Barbarian looks strangely familiar...

It's a well done item.
Andy

 

[Jim Patrick]

I too found the gate interesting. I think a figure looks so much better with a nice backdrop like this. Especially thos Napoleonic figgies . Some very nice possibilities with that. I can't wait to see what else Pegaso does with this line. With all those knights I bet a castle section isn't far off.

Jim Patrick

 

[Figure Mad]

I just want that CSA officer.....Superb

Dave

 

[Brad S]

I like the CSa officer, but, and my eyes may be still messed up from the opti-visor, but his pants look too high, like half way up his chest. Does anyone else see it that way?

Brad Spelts

 

[Anders Heintz]

Brad,

Those types of pants sit way high, a bit over the belly button is where mine sit. They might be a tad high, but if he is wearing tight suspenders they would be even further up then mine are which would make this one about right.

 

[y_wong]

The Reb officer is a beauty. Very well sculpted and painted.

regards

 

[Einion]

Sigh, 1/35 scale is not 52mm....

Well, unless you're just under 6 foot tall that is :lol:

Einion

 

[Blind Pew]

I've said it before I know, that there's for too many German WWII subjects, but even I might have a go at that one at the top. The pose is very very eloquent. A figure doesn't necessarily have to 'do a lot' to be impressive. SOme of the top figures around don't have to 'jump up' out of the base in order to impress.
I think it's already been said that the 'corsair' figure will be a biggy, and I too can see that one populating competition tables world over...
Hmm, I've an idea. Would'nt it be good if somebody put that barbarian into a film....... only a thought.

 

[captnenglish]

I like the lot of them. Either of the Germans are just what I looking for for an on going project. One comment on the CSA officer, that's a 1st pattern National has dragging on the ground, the title of the figure states that he is 1863-1865, he should at have 2nd pattern National. Oh, and I don't care how defeated you are an ACW soldier would NEVER let his colors touch the ground. Ok so it was two comments and they were nit picky, I've seen worse. I still plan on buying it.

 

[garyjd]

Though I do not care much for the figure, the trousers are probably more period correct than you think, most likely by accident on the sculptors part. During this period the waist was actually where the naval is. If you look at Civil War portraits of soldiers a lot of them are wearing their belts quite high.~Gary

 

[Brad S]

Anders & Gary,

Thanks for setting me straight. I wasn't sure about those trousers. Now I know. Thats the neat thing about this forum - Learn new something every day.

Brad Spelts

 

[CondeJulian]

I MUST have the Duke of war Bust !!
Awesome !
It get's better by the minute....
Regards
Julian

ps: Gray , Like the Lightbringer , Can you get this one also ??