| Date of Review |
August 2008 |
| Manufacturer |
Master Details |
| Subject |
Pre-WWII USN/USMC Aviator |
| Scale |
1/32 |
| Kit Number |
32013 |
| Primary Media |
Resin |
| Pros |
Beautiful casting, positionable legs,
two sets of arms, six heads, lots of possibilities! |
| Cons |
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| Skill Level |
Intermediate |
| MSRP (USD) |
$14.95 |
Master Details is back with their next pilot figure, this
time representing a typical pre-World War II US Navy or Marine
fighter pilot wearing flight coveralls and survival gear typical
of per-war operations. This crew figure is posed seated
to perch into your favorite model's bucket seat. The figure
is wearing the standard kit of seat parachute pack, and leather
flying helmet.
Two sets of arms are included, one each grasping stick and
throttle, the other set with one hand holding a microphone
and the other cupped to do another task of your choosing (including
holding the separately microphone).
Six different heads are included in this set, all wearing
the leather helmet, but three different styles of helmet, one
with the acoustic tube sound, one with a headset worn over
the top, and one with integral headset. With each type of helmet,
two heads are provided with either goggles up or goggles down.
You'll need to chose the right head for your application whether
you're posing this in the Monogram F3F, Trumpeter F4F-3, or
Special Hobby F2A (or whatever yellow-wing aircraft you're
wanting to crew up).
While most modelers tend
to pose their aircraft parked, the more advanced modelers are adding
nice figures to their models to add a more dynamic element or story
to their project. This figure will defnitely help to bring your
next large aircraft to life! At the moment, this figure is available
directly from the manufacuter at Master
Details' website.
My sincere thanks to Master
Details (http://www.masterdetailsfromusa.com) for this review sample!
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