Figarti pics from Westcoaster (1 Viewer)

[jbonzo1]

It looks like an Sd.Kfz. 7 prime mover armed with a 2 cm Flakvierling 38 L/112.5 multiple gun mounting. And the reason I didn't get the first Hermann Goering Division Figarti anti-aircraft gun But I am getting this one.

Terry

Ditto.

 

[joesgis]

Here are the promised close ups of the new Figarti AFV's and figures...they are awesome, and a fine choice of theater I might add:

 

[joesgis]

Here are a few more...

 

[joesgis]

a couple more....

 

[joesgis]

A few more I almost forgot...these new Pacific figures are really nice...

 

[glossman]

Here's one more pic of the Last Supper...if you look around the edges you can see that it comes housed in a box....

Thanks very much for posting the great photos of the various Figarti sets.

I did not expect the Last Supper set, but does anyone know the price ?

Thanks, Raymond

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[joesgis]

Hi Carlos! It was great meeting you as well! It was quite a time, was it not? Most fun I've had in a long time. Thank you for everything, Joe

Hey Joe:

It was great meeting you at the show. Nice pictures too.

Carlos

 

[Steven Chong]

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I did not expect the last supper set, but does anyone know the price ?

Thanks, raymond

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$389.00

 

[glossman]

$389.00

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Excerpt from Post #1 of Thread on Meeting with Figarti at 2010 West Coaster by Steven Chong.

"James Wang started the meeting with descriptions of the products that are near and dear to his heart. The first one is the "Last Supper" inspired by the famous Da Vinci painting. He has been developing this piece for 6 years. It is all hand painted and packaged in a highly polished wooden presentation box. The anticipated price is $389. James mentioned that the sculptors were all 20 to 21 years old with no formal training."

Hi Steven,

Thanks very much for the information as quoted above.

For 6 years of work on the Last Supper set, I think USD $389.00 is fair.

Best Wishes, Raymond.

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[Firebat]

Just a reminder of Figarti's previous Pacific Figures