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 Subject:  Re: Checked the sprues, here's more...List thread.  
  
 Date:  Dec 6, 2003
 From:  Steve Frost 
Andy Herbert wrote:

> If you get the whole sprue F from the Churchill kit there are four figures,
> all newish sculpts.
>
> Three tankers and the farmer. I hope the clear plastic sprue is included.
> There is a fantastic little lantern, wine bottles and more on that sprue.
>
> The tankers are in summer/warm weather gear with one in undershirt, another in
> coveralls (not a pixie suit), and the last in battledress. Moulding is quite
> good, and all the faces are very 'happy'. My set from a Churchill is in grey
> plastic.
>

Thanks Andy,

They are well molded with good detail. There are four figures, farmer
included. The clear plastic sprue is included with the aforementioned
lantern and bottles and has some goggles as well. Other accessories
include 2 milk jugs, a small cart/wagon, basket, and a bucket, and
pistols in holsters. It was about 6 bucks here in Maryland U.S. which I
think is a good price.

I'd say the only "downer" is the way the attachment points for the heads
are molded. The heads are "keyed", each being molded to fit one torso.
This assures a good tight fit, but if you want to convert it'll require
some puttying/filling. When has conversion NOT required those steps, though?

Good then I can put them in the box with the Hybrid Ic and....hopefully
build them some year...

> Hmph, I should turn this into a review at this rate...
>

Why not? it's already written LOL.

Thanks again,
--
Steve Frost
sofrostatmindspringdotcom

"Hard pressed on my right.
My center is yielding.
Impossible to maneuver.
Situation excellent.
I am attacking."

- Ferdinand Foch
 
Thread Listing 
  "New" Tamiya British Tank crew Figures - Steve Frost - Dec 6, 2003
. . . Re: "New" Tamiya British Tank crew Figures - Andy Herbert - Dec 6, 2003
. . . . . . Checked the sprues, here's more... - Andy Herbert - Dec 6, 2003
. . . . . . . . . Re: Checked the sprues, here's more... - Steve Frost - Dec 6, 2003
. . . . . . . . . . . . Re: Checked the sprues, here's more... - Andy Herbert - Dec 6, 2003
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Re: Checked the sprues, here's more... - Steve Sutton - Dec 27, 2003
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Re: Checked the sprues, here's more... - Andrew Herbert - Dec 26, 2003
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