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Dusek news, Sailors 18th/19th century

Posted by Erich von Manstein on 08 Apr 2018, 14:31

The czech manufacturer Dusek, best known for their maritime orientated models, released a set of 18th/early19th century Sailors.

http://www.dusekshipkits.com/sailors-1-72

36 useful & lively looking resin figures in many different poses. :thumbup:

Will be well worth watching if Dusek will pursue this expansion of their product range with possibly more sets to follow.
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Posted by MABO on 08 Apr 2018, 14:59

They look promissing in deed, would be interesting to see them assembled. More seamen would be good to have! Thanks for sharing, I did not know the company before.
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Posted by Bluefalchion on 08 Apr 2018, 15:03

Is €20 for 36 figures a normal price range for resin figures?
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Posted by Erich von Manstein on 08 Apr 2018, 15:13

Bluefalchion wrote:Is €20 for 36 figures a normal price range for resin figures?


That’s imo a comparatively very reasonable price indeed. :yeah:

Most resin manufacturers ask way more per figure in general, 3,- Euros and more... .
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Posted by Wiking on 08 Apr 2018, 20:03

Thank you EvM for this information.
You are a well informed person for 1/72 figures. :yeah:

I did not know this manufacturer.
Look really promising.
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Posted by marc zijp on 08 Apr 2018, 20:11

That’s very cheap for so much in resin.
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Posted by Wiking on 13 Apr 2018, 15:58

I could not resist to order it.
Arrived in a HUGE box.
Inside packaged in a small wallpaper box in a Zip bag. :yeah:

You get a lot of figures for your money.
Details definitely are on the softer side.
Good for my painting skills. :mrgreen:
I like that three young boys are included.
Several pose are the same by changing only the head.
And some pose are simply mirrored.

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And I am pretty sure by the time the figures will find there way into my Dio`s.
The pose are different to several soldier pose I own.
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Posted by Peter on 13 Apr 2018, 21:49

What period are these figures? Napoleonic? Is a comparison possible with the Hat sailors?
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Posted by Graeme on 14 Apr 2018, 01:27

I like the look of these, good working poses and I think they will work well for Napoleonic sailors.

I thought there were a few too many figures sitting on the deck but now I realise that they are probably bending over a yard reefing sail, which is excellent.
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Posted by Wiking on 14 Apr 2018, 07:35

Peter wrote:
Is a comparison possible with the Hat sailors?

In the center is the lonely Hät sailor figure that I own.

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Posted by MABO on 14 Apr 2018, 08:15

Thanks for sharing the comparison. They seems to have a lot of flash...
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