Tag Archives: Masterbox
New Work In Progress From Masterbox – “Sahara” Assorted Nationality Desert Figure Set
Masterbox would appear to be firmly sticking to the Western Desert theme with this new set of work in progress figures providing an assortment of differently dressed figures from different nationalities including French and Australian. This set ( kit number … Continue reading
Kit Review : Masterbox “Bail Out” Russian Tank Crew, Kursk 1943
If you asked me in the morning to make a list of the ten top things I’d like to do that day I’m pretty sure nowhere on that list would be “Bail out of a burning T-34 in the middle … Continue reading
On The Way From Masterbox
Classed as a work in progress so no release date yet though with the cover art done it usually means the final rendition of the figures has been decided upon.
Kit Review : MasterBox German Troops “Road To The Rear”
If you’re looking for a WWII subject that’s something a little bit different then this is the one for you. Whilst the image we have of the German army in WWII is charging Panzers and mechanised Infantry the reality is … Continue reading
Coming Soon From MasterBox
Scheduled for release sometime in April is a six/seven figure set of Commonwealth troops and AFV crew figures. Included are a four man tank/afv crew in the process of having a cuppa, an indian soldier, a bedouin arab and a camel. The … Continue reading
Coming Soon ….
We have new stock from Masterbox on the way including these great new kits : Kradschutzen. German Motorcycle Troops on the Move – Four Figures, One motorcycle, PE Parts for the Motorbike. Deutsches Afrika Korps – Four DAK AFV Crewmen, … Continue reading
So What Did Nuremberg Bring Us ?
For those who missed it the 2010 Nuremberg Toy Fair has just been held and there are a few goodies to behold on the “coming soon” lists. I’ve already covered the upcoming Artillery bonanza so here’s what else there is … Continue reading
Is 2010 to be the Year of Artillery ?
Well last year we saw the release of the Dragon M1A1 75mm as well as the Vulcan version, some big German guns from Trumpeter, the absolutely beautiful Dragon PaK 43/3 L/71 and the Bronco Bofors to name but a few, and … Continue reading

