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If I have read correctly they are also going to produce Xyston figures in plastic
So they say, and after Corvus Belli.As I have read, Ultracast it is made from the same moulds for metal figures, and the resulting plastic is hard but not totally hard. According to them, this is done on purpose so spears bend instead of snap.15mm ancient plastics is my dream came true, but I'll wait until a customer gives a proper review about their quality.
It's 35 GBP per box with 128 miniatures, expensive when compared with any WWII box. For example, their Earluy War German infantry 15mm box contains 138 miniatures and it is 22.95 GBP: https://www.theplasticsoldiercompany.co.uk/product/15mm-early-war-german-infantry-1939-42-2/
I've searched the internet for information about this new Ultracast stuff, but all I've found is see through resin. Where did you find out about it?
...Add in how unit sizes can differ quite dramatically by ruleset as well and it will be interesting to see how PSC choose how to set up sprues and cast and package some of these plastics together compared to their WW2 ranges. Hopefully they set up the sprues for single-type figures so they can sell in smaller batches, as it would be great to see CB figures back on the tabletop (* Yes, there will always be someone... thats wargamers, I know...)