Que sorpresa encontrar en el tablón de noticias de Plastic Soldier Review, que entre los nuevos productos que Zvezda va a sacar para este 2011 figura una larga lista de nuevas figuras del Japón Medieval para engrosar su gama de Samuráis. Parece ser que en este caso, se tratará de grupos de figuras preparadas para wargames en concreto.
What a surprise to find in the News page of Plastic Soldier Review that between the new sets from Zvezda for 2011 are going to be a long list of brand new figures of Medieval Japan to increase the Samurai serie. It seems to be that these new figures are going to be a game variety of two or three figures to play wargames.
What a surprise to find in the News page of Plastic Soldier Review that between the new sets from Zvezda for 2011 are going to be a long list of brand new figures of Medieval Japan to increase the Samurai serie. It seems to be that these new figures are going to be a game variety of two or three figures to play wargames.
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Por otro lado, me ha llegado un envío de unas figuras sueltas de Red Box, que Plastic Soldier daba con un molde de "mejor" calidad que el resto de la gama del Japón feudal. He quedado satisfecho y gratamente sorprendido al ver que, efectivamente, las rebabas en estas figuras (de las cajas de Sohei y Ninja) eran mucho menores que en las de la caja de Ashigaru. Podéis ver una comparación entre los primeros (derecha) y los segundos (izquierda).
On the other hand, I've recieved a group of figures from Red Box, that Plastic Soldier says have better quality than the remaining sets from Medieval Japan. These boxes are from the Sohei and Ninja sprues, and they have surprisingly pleased me, if we compare with the ones of the Ashigaru set, that were awfully full of flash. You have a comparison between the Ninja-Sohei ones (right), and the Ashigaru (left).
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