1/6 US Marine (1 Viewer)

[RWFigarti]

Dear Collectors,

A couple of years ago, Figarti was at the "Weekend of Heros" show in Los Angeles and we brought a prototype of our first attempt at a 1/6 scale poly-resin figure. Because the show was mainly 1/6 scaled, we thought we would test the waters. This product never went into production but I wanted to share some photos because most of you probably never saw this.

Rick
RWFigarti

 

[Steven Chong]

Does this mean the "Shock and Awe" piece will be a 1/6 scale Tiger Tank assembled like a real tank with a real diesel engine, working turret?

 

[nasirkasmani]

rick, as an ex 1/6 collector, you should seriously consider this, especially WW2. smashing piece this one.

 

[nasirkasmani]

Does this mean the "Shock and Awe" piece will be a 1/6 scale Tiger Tank assembled like a real tank with a real diesel engine, working turret?

i hope not steven, or i'll start 1/6 again

 

[wayne556517]

Does this mean the "Shock and Awe" piece will be a 1/6 scale Tiger Tank assembled like a real tank with a real diesel engine, working turret?

Nope check the hotel pool out for a "U-BOAT"..........

 

[binder001]

Wow, that's a nice figure!

Now we know the "shock and awe" piece for 2009 - a 1/6th scale Stryker with crew

Gary B.

 

[fmethorst]

Does this mean the "Shock and Awe" piece will be a 1/6 scale Tiger Tank assembled like a real tank with a real diesel engine, working turret?

Something like these?

http://www.armortek.co.uk/

 

[Phantom Warrior]

Something like these?

http://www.armortek.co.uk/

Same old size problem. The scale won't match my other Tigers.

Terry

 

[desk11desk12]

Dear Collectors,

A couple of years ago, Figarti was at the "Weekend of Heros" show in Los Angeles and we brought a prototype of our first attempt at a 1/6 scale poly-resin figure. Because the show was mainly 1/6 scaled, we thought we would test the waters. This product never went into production but I wanted to share some photos because most of you probably never saw this.

Rick
RWFigarti

You have to be kidding me. I went to that show, how did I miss it? That's cool!

Carlos

 

[Peter Reuss]

I wonder what a brute like that would cost!

 

[Phantom Warrior]

I wonder what a brute like that would cost!

3000+ GBP Not even Louis has one.

Terry

 

[Toy Soldier Brigade]

Nice figure, but I like real cloth on my 1/6 figures.

 

[Nick Nasta]

Rick,
Very, very nice looking figure.
Very realistic looking.
I'll start making the diorama for it lol
Nick

 

[JPB]

Beautiful

JPB

 

[Panzer]

Rick,
Great looking figure! If you decide to produce these, I will buy one.
If they do go into production, I would offer a suggestion. The uniform on the figure below looks like a cross between the MARPAT patterns of Woodland (green) and Desert pattern like the uniform I'm wearing in the photo.
We wear only the Desert pattern in Iraq and both of the uniforms in Afghanistan depending on the locale.

Semper Fi!
Rick

 

[Nick Nasta]

Rick,
Great looking figure! If you decide to produce these, I will buy one.
If they do go into production, I would offer a suggestion. The uniform on the figure below looks like a cross between the MARPAT patterns of Woodland (green) and Desert pattern like the uniform I'm wearing in the photo.
We wear only the Desert pattern in Iraq and both of the uniforms in Afghanistan depending on the locale.

Semper Fi!
Rick

Stay safe Rick/Panzer
Nick

 

[fmethorst]

Cool figure Rick!

Those modern digitized camo patterns CADPAT, MARPAT etc. must be very difficult to paint. Could you imagine trying to replicate them in 54/60mm?

I have one bit of constructive criticism. The ACOG on the M4 appears to be mounted backwards.

 

[amhuff1]

very nice. I wish you would make these as well as the Abrams tank.