rduvall
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This review is for the Scale75 First Watch Officer 1/10 scale bust and this bust delivered!
Let's just just start off with the packaging. I really like when companies take good care in packaging and design of the packaging.
To me this shows an even better product. Attached are the first photos crackin this baby open.
Click on pics for larger images if required
Let just cut to the chase, does it dry fit well without issues?
Yes! And quite well I might add and no tack is needed plus all of the hands line up where the dry fit went lovely.
Some more shots of the dry fit.
From what I experienced on the Wolfe diorama kit, this is a 180.
The head detail is great with no visible issues.
The Sexton is the center piece of this model and the detail is also on par with no parting lines in the critical areas you do not want them.
This is the main body assembled pose before priming and the head will be on a separate cork.
Another item I wanted to point out was the clean up on this model was so minimal that my hat is off to them for the mold design in the parting line placement.
My honest opinion of this bust is yes I would recommend this! I bought this on a Black Friday deal because I'm going to test out a new diorama concept not seen yet with figures.
What I like about this bust-
1. The crisp molding.
2. Minimal clean up.
3. No mold release present.
4. Cool subject.
5. For the money, the bust is a great price even for a non-black Friday cost.
6. The composition of the figure bust tells a cool story.
What I do not like about this bust-
1. The center of gravity is off and the model mounted on a cork will not stand up on its own.
2. The Sexton has very fine details that you can break off super easy, so you need to take care when handling it.
3. I wish this would of been made in 1/9 scale.
Would recommend 9 out of 10
Let's just just start off with the packaging. I really like when companies take good care in packaging and design of the packaging.
To me this shows an even better product. Attached are the first photos crackin this baby open.
Click on pics for larger images if required
Let just cut to the chase, does it dry fit well without issues?
Yes! And quite well I might add and no tack is needed plus all of the hands line up where the dry fit went lovely.
Some more shots of the dry fit.
From what I experienced on the Wolfe diorama kit, this is a 180.
The head detail is great with no visible issues.
The Sexton is the center piece of this model and the detail is also on par with no parting lines in the critical areas you do not want them.
This is the main body assembled pose before priming and the head will be on a separate cork.
Another item I wanted to point out was the clean up on this model was so minimal that my hat is off to them for the mold design in the parting line placement.
My honest opinion of this bust is yes I would recommend this! I bought this on a Black Friday deal because I'm going to test out a new diorama concept not seen yet with figures.
What I like about this bust-
1. The crisp molding.
2. Minimal clean up.
3. No mold release present.
4. Cool subject.
5. For the money, the bust is a great price even for a non-black Friday cost.
6. The composition of the figure bust tells a cool story.
What I do not like about this bust-
1. The center of gravity is off and the model mounted on a cork will not stand up on its own.
2. The Sexton has very fine details that you can break off super easy, so you need to take care when handling it.
3. I wish this would of been made in 1/9 scale.
Would recommend 9 out of 10
