1950 Marine Pershing M26 B-12 at Inchon Part A and B and C

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MichaelC
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Re: 1950 Marine Pershing M26 B-12 at Inchon Part A

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Hey Painless, can you do me a big favour and stand one of the Dragon 1/18's next to the FOV commander and post the picture ? I wanted to see how much height difference there is between them. Saw a set of four on eBay for a reasonable price and might just pull the trigger on them.

I know the FOV commander is quite tall almost too tall but this will give me an idea.

Thanks !

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Re: 1950 Marine Pershing M26 B-12 at Inchon Part A

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Michael,
Happy to oblige. Both of my Dragon figures are designed to sit on vehicles or objects but I lined one up to give you an idea of proportion. I have Left to Right facing the camera, a 1/18 Ultimate Soldier with BAR then the 1/18 Dragon 1944 Italy Campaign Soldier then the 1/16 FOV Tank Commander. The Dragon figures are realistic and very well made. I hope this helps!
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Slightly elevated to show hands and boots proportion
Slightly elevated to show hands and boots proportion
Ultimate Soldier, Dragon and FOV
Ultimate Soldier, Dragon and FOV
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Re: 1950 Marine Pershing M26 B-12 at Inchon Part A

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Painless thank you and you have read my mind buddy......... I also came across the Ultimate Ssolder Set on eBay. Which one do you think I should go for ? The Dragon or the Ultimate Solder set ? The Dragon one looks better from your picture.

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Re: 1950 Marine Pershing M26 B-12 at Inchon Part A

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Michael,
The faces on the Ultimate Soldier set are very expressive but having said that, the Dragon Soldiers are painted up nicer and the joints are so much better that there is very nearly no comparison. I would spring for the Dragon set. Very nicely made, more of a 1/16 scale proportionally than 1/18 and a bargain for the price. Also, don't forget, Sassgrunt made mention of Taigen coming out with prepainted figures for our tanks like the recent and very nice Torro ones.
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Re: 1950 Marine Pershing M26 B-12 at Inchon Part A

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That BAR gunner looks pissed! Haha.
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Re: 1950 Marine Pershing M26 B-12 at Inchon Part A

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Sov,
*laughs* Very much so! That was mentioned back in the Sherman build thread where he first appeared. He is very unhappy with something. ;o)
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Re: 1950 Marine Pershing M26 B-12 at Inchon Part A

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Wow all the effort that's gone into this one really shows! Love all the little extras you've added painless!
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Re: 1950 Marine Pershing M26 B-12 at Inchon Part A

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PainlessWolf wrote:Michael,
The faces on the Ultimate Soldier set are very expressive but having said that, the Dragon Soldiers are painted up nicer and the joints are so much better that there is very nearly no comparison. I would spring for the Dragon set. Very nicely made, more of a 1/16 scale proportionally than 1/18 and a bargain for the price. Also, don't forget, Sassgrunt made mention of Taigen coming out with prepainted figures for our tanks like the recent and very nice Torro ones.
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Dragon it is then. Thanks Painless !
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Re: 1950 Marine Pershing M26 B-12 at Inchon Part A

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Good Morning, Tom,
Thank you! I'm not in to the level of detail that you regularly achieve with PE so that you enjoy my efforts is a big + ;o) A lot of the pieces on the Pershing are HL's originals from years ago. It shows that they are not up to modern standards but I dressed them up with paint and weathering since it was important to me that I keep as much of the original tank in use as possible. I'm pleased with the results since B-12 can sit next to 'Maxene' and 'In The Mood' and lose nothing in the comparison.
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Desktop study
Desktop study
Elevated view of both tanks
Elevated view of both tanks
B-12 and 'In The Mood'
B-12 and 'In The Mood'
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Re: 1950 Marine Pershing M26 B-12 at Inchon Part A

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Michael,
A pleasure!
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