October 23, 2010

New Zvezda WW2
Soviet Figures

I found this post in the Tiny soldiers forum. The linked pictures show the Maxim machine gun with crew, the other announced sets are listed too.

The Russian producer Zvezda brings out a new series of Soviet and German soldier figures and equipment of the second world war in 1:72. As I read it from the post, they will bring out their own rule system for them. They started with the T34/76 some months ago, and today I found first pictures of the upcoming figure sets.

Seems like they are available soon, CW toys has listed them but they are still not deliverable.

I always wanted to keep any advertising out of this blog but sometimes there are some shops worth to be mentioned. I do not receive any bonus for this.

Update:
Paul left a link to more pictures in the comments. And I found some pictures and informations at the Henk of Holland site (here). There are also some more informations on the Zvezda homepage (in Russion but Google translations worked fine). 

Update 04/2018
CW toys has closed it's gates.

6 comments:

Paul said...

Interesting find! I have my doubts if I would by a set though. 2 Gun crews and guns in one packet is not worth it for me, with the old ESCI/Italeri set containing three, plus all the other figures that come with it...

Still they do look very nice! Well spotted!

Captain said...

Hi Paul.
You are right, why to buy this pack with 2 Maxims when you can get the ESCI/Italeri Soviets for almost the same price (with 3 Maxims and a bunch of infantry).
But Im collecting ww2 Soviets, so I will try to get them as fast as possible.
Regards,
Cpt.

Paul´s Bods said...

Hi Captain, you can see a full set of pictures here;
http://www.bennosfigures.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=4822
Greetings
Paul

Captain said...

I ordered now all four sets, German and Soviet infantry + machine guns, and asked the seller if he knows when the other WW2 kits of Zvezda be on the market.
The answer will come with my review of them.

Captain said...

I got my Zvezda Soviets now, some pictures of them compared with othe Soviet figures will follow soon.

Paul said...

Oh good I am looking forward to seeing the size comparison here.

Well done.