Infantería Británica and Tank Crew of World-War One, 1916–1918

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British infantry wearing the steel helmet. The EMHAR figuras are suitable for dioramas and wargames of the Western Front. Three of the figuras represent dismounted tank crew members which may be used in conjunction with a model of the British Tank M. IV Male or Female. The advancing and prone figuras may be deployed quite realistically on multi-figure infantry stands which are often used in wargames. Conversion and head-swapping would further increase the variety of poses in this set. If this figure range proves successful for EMHAR, perhaps a set of French or American infantry of World War One may become available eventually.

Contenido

• 52 Figures in 13 posturas – 24 mm igualan 173 cm altura
  • Officer with Binoculars and Map (steel helmet M.1916)
  • Officer advancing with Revolver drawn (service cap)
  • Kneeling Infantryman with Mortar
  • Prone machine gunner with Lewis LMG
  • Grenadier throwing Handgrenade
  • Infantryman running with Lewis LMG drum magazines
  • Infantryman charging with fixed Bayonet
  • Infantryman advancing with fixed Bayonet
  • Standing Infantryman en Abrigo
  • Prone Infantryman en Abrigo
  • Tank Commander (service cap)
  • Two Tank Crewmen carrying Ammunition Box

Evaluación

• Excellent choice of subject. British infantry of World War One wearing the steel helmet were not previously available.
• The Lewis LMG and mortar are unique in this scale.
• Useful historic poses. Sculpted by Bill Farmer.
• Compatible with ESCI, Hasegawa, Revell, and Reviresco.

• Detail and casting quality are not equal to the Italeri or Revell standard.
• Obvious mould lines across helmets.

Empleo Histórico

• British and Commonwealth Infantry 1916-1918
• British Tank Crew 1916-1918
• ANZAC Infantry 1942

Posibles Conversiones

• Infantería Británica 1914-1916.
  The figuras are fitted with new heads wearing the service cap.

This figure set is a welcome addition to the growing range of British and Commonwealth infantry of World War One, even if the overall quality of the set is a little disappointing.

Bibliografía

• Mollo, John: Uniforms of World-War I, Plates 112-114, 116-118

Preguntas más frecuentes

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– Publicado: 22.07.2000 – Actualizado: 16.07.2007
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