Russian AFV crews

Name Tank crew 1941/43 /Item.No. SOV 1/
Tank crew 1943/45 /Item.No. SOV 2/
Tank crew in winter clothing /Item.No. SOV 3/

Producer AB Figures, UK

Packing Clear plastic bag with carton label

Type of kit figures cast of white metal

Quality
These sets include 6 figures of Russian AFV tankers from WW2 period. You will find four soldiers standing, two ”three-quarter” figures in each of sets SOV 1 and 2. The set SOV 3 includes three figures standing, two sitting and one ”three-quarter” figure all in wither clothing. The legs of most figures are undersized probably because they designed to be concealed into interior of the model. All figures are very well detailed and you will find minimal flash or sprue marks to clean on them.

Instruction sheet no

Decals no

General
Impression & Note

I’m sure that the figures from these sets perfectly complete the models of Russian WW2 tanks or other AFVs as. I think you can use them without problem to complete also postwar AFV because Russian/Soviet tanker uniforms hasn’t changed so much till now. The figures in tank helmets dressed in summer uniforms can also represent early Israeli, Arabian or Vietnamese crews. I guess that these figures are big enough also for completion of some 1/72 models.

These sets are one of the results of my modelling swap with Scottish colleague Paul Provan.

Name	Tank crew 1941/43 /Item.No. SOV 1/ Tank crew 1943/45 /Item.No. SOV 2/ Tank crew in winter clothing /Item.No. SOV 3/
Producer	AB Figures, UK
Packing	Clear plastic bag with carton label
Type of kit	figures cast of white metal
Quality	These sets include 6 figures of Russian AFV tankers from WW2 period. You will find four soldiers standing, two ”three-quarter” figures in each of sets SOV 1 and 2. The set SOV 3 includes three figures standing, two sitting and one ”three-quarter” figure all in wither clothing. The legs of most figures are undersized probably because they designed to be concealed into interior of the model. All figures are very well detailed and you will find minimal flash or sprue marks to clean on them.
Instruction sheet	no
Decals	no
General Impression & Note	I’m sure that the figures from these sets perfectly complete the models of Russian WW2 tanks or other AFVs as. I think you can use them without problem to complete also postwar AFV because Russian/Soviet tanker uniforms hasn’t changed so much till now. The figures in tank helmets dressed in summer uniforms can also represent early Israeli, Arabian or Vietnamese crews. I guess that these figures are big enough also for completion of some 1/72 models. These sets are one of the results of my modelling swap with Scottish colleague Paul Provan.