Steve Brodie
PlanetFigure Supporter
The model comes in the usual RP Packaging of an outer sleeve displaying whats inside the matt black box
On opening the box you have a small pamphlet, with your edition number on it. The pamphlet goes through the development of the special forces within the united states army
Under neath is a piece of foam, which reveals the inners of the foam padded 'case'
The three cut outs contain the Bust of the Special Ops operator his Belgium Malinois dog and in the third is his weapon and the two antenna's for the radios.
All the pieces have been 3d designed and then 3d printed, which means there are no joins of heads / arms to the torso to worry about, aligning the dog onto the body is easily accomplished as everything just lines up. Looking at the Operator first;
He has his left arm stretched out to hold onto the back of the dogs neck and in his right he has a chicken drumstick held up for his companion, and a nice smile on his face.
He is wearing a typical, as typical it can be for SF operators, loadout for operations
The main piece on his body is the HPC Plate carrier and looking at an image of the real item;
You can see that RP have captured it in perfect detail, even including the bungee straps to hold the spare ammunition for the HK416 in place. You can even see the stars and stripes on the flag patch
Also visible on the model is a carabiner, note pad, board an a bulldog clip. The AN-PRC-148 radio handset is also moulded in fantastic detail as can be seen in this photo of a real handset
Working around the side of the model, we have a pouch with two 'glow sticks' attached via the MOLE straps, under is another pouch this timke with what seems like water bottles
Next to it is one of the AN-PRC-148 radio's holstered in its pouch, but you can clearly see the LCD display, keypad and the lead coming off and leading to the COMTAC headset, again a great copy of the real item
Moving to his back, he is shown wearing a Camelbak Hydration System
Again the sculptor has created a brilliant rendition right down to the filler cap. Moving to his right side is the second of his AN-PRC-148 radio's, this one is connected to his AN-PRC-148 radio handset, I may change the cable on this connection to some coiled wire.
Both hands are moulded wearing Tactical gloves
Continued in next post .....................

On opening the box you have a small pamphlet, with your edition number on it. The pamphlet goes through the development of the special forces within the united states army

Under neath is a piece of foam, which reveals the inners of the foam padded 'case'

The three cut outs contain the Bust of the Special Ops operator his Belgium Malinois dog and in the third is his weapon and the two antenna's for the radios.
All the pieces have been 3d designed and then 3d printed, which means there are no joins of heads / arms to the torso to worry about, aligning the dog onto the body is easily accomplished as everything just lines up. Looking at the Operator first;

He has his left arm stretched out to hold onto the back of the dogs neck and in his right he has a chicken drumstick held up for his companion, and a nice smile on his face.
He is wearing a typical, as typical it can be for SF operators, loadout for operations
The main piece on his body is the HPC Plate carrier and looking at an image of the real item;

You can see that RP have captured it in perfect detail, even including the bungee straps to hold the spare ammunition for the HK416 in place. You can even see the stars and stripes on the flag patch

Also visible on the model is a carabiner, note pad, board an a bulldog clip. The AN-PRC-148 radio handset is also moulded in fantastic detail as can be seen in this photo of a real handset

Working around the side of the model, we have a pouch with two 'glow sticks' attached via the MOLE straps, under is another pouch this timke with what seems like water bottles

Next to it is one of the AN-PRC-148 radio's holstered in its pouch, but you can clearly see the LCD display, keypad and the lead coming off and leading to the COMTAC headset, again a great copy of the real item

Moving to his back, he is shown wearing a Camelbak Hydration System


Again the sculptor has created a brilliant rendition right down to the filler cap. Moving to his right side is the second of his AN-PRC-148 radio's, this one is connected to his AN-PRC-148 radio handset, I may change the cable on this connection to some coiled wire.
Both hands are moulded wearing Tactical gloves

Continued in next post .....................