"Like Father Like Son"
Vignette
Warriors
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Catalogue No. &
Description |
Item WA35457 |
Price: |
USD$44.95 |
Contents and Media: |
11 pieces in yellow resin |
Scale: |
1/35 |
Review Type: |
FirstLook |
Advantages: |
Clever sculpting; all components for
the vignette included; simple parts breakdown; excellent quality casting;
very nice partial T-34/85 |
Disadvantages: |
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Recommendation: |
Recommended |
Reviewed by Brett Green
The latest in Warrior's vignette releases is "Like Father Like Son", a
scene with two figures, a "wedge" of T-34 and a detailed base. All parts
are supplied in resin.
The
section of T-34/85 is made up of two solid resin chunks with additional
detail parts including damaged roadwheels, mantelet, bow machine gun and
driver's hatch (Click thumbnail photo in this paragraph to view detail
parts). Spare track links are provided, but Warriors has saved us the
chore of separate track links by casting a broken track length onto the
resin base. Battle damage has been added to the hull and turret, as would
be appropriate for a Russian (or, in the case of the boxart, Polish) hulk
abandoned in the urban heartland of Germany.
Figures are typical of Warriors' high quality. The boy is supplied in a
single part, while the adult soldier is broken down conventionally with a
separate head and arms. There is a little resin flash, but nothing to
cause any real grief. Weapons include an MP40, a Panzerfaust and a KAR98K
rifle. These are all cast onto their blocks via six attachment points.
Care will be required not to damage the weapons during removal and
cleanup.
The one-piece solid resin base is very well down, with positive
location for the T-34 provided by way of the cast-on track length. The
rubble looks very convincing too. A small post is present to support the
port side of the T-34 near the back of the base.
"Like Father Like Son" is a on-stop vignette with lots of items to draw
the eye - the vehicle, the base and the figures.
Recommended.
Thanks to VLS for
the review samples
These and other VLS
products may be viewed at the
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Review Copyright © 2002 by
Brett Green
Page Created 27 September, 2002
Last updated 22 July, 2003
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