1/72nd scale WWII Russian figures...??
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1/72nd scale WWII Russian figures...??
Anybody know of a source for decent 1/72nd scale WWII Russian figures, preferably plastic, painted or unpainted?? Any info is appreciated. Thanks, and a happy turkey day to all.
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Revell still does the 1/72 soft plastic figures.
Your local hobby shop should have them, or should be able to get them.
I believe the stock number is 02510 for the Soviet WWII Infantry set...
If all else fails, you can try Squadron Mail Order or even Evilbay...
Your local hobby shop should have them, or should be able to get them.
I believe the stock number is 02510 for the Soviet WWII Infantry set...
If all else fails, you can try Squadron Mail Order or even Evilbay...
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All of us have skeletons in the closet. Only some of us have bodies in the freezer, though...
All of us have skeletons in the closet. Only some of us have bodies in the freezer, though...
Check out this site for pics of various figs, it's a great resource!
http://www.plasticsoldierreview.com/Index.htm
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http://www.plasticsoldierreview.com/Index.htm
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FYI...
I was at my local hobby shop today and noticed that they had Italeri and Arfix figure sets for WWII Russian Infantry in 1/72 scale.
For what it's worth, I bought two Italeri sets myself (US Special Forces, Vietnam and Vietnamese Regulars) and the moldings were VERY clean with almost no flash. The plastic appears to be a better grade than the soft plastic that the Revell sets are made from (I have a couple of those as well...)
I was at my local hobby shop today and noticed that they had Italeri and Arfix figure sets for WWII Russian Infantry in 1/72 scale.
For what it's worth, I bought two Italeri sets myself (US Special Forces, Vietnam and Vietnamese Regulars) and the moldings were VERY clean with almost no flash. The plastic appears to be a better grade than the soft plastic that the Revell sets are made from (I have a couple of those as well...)
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All of us have skeletons in the closet. Only some of us have bodies in the freezer, though...
All of us have skeletons in the closet. Only some of us have bodies in the freezer, though...