In this unboxing video we take a look at two new Prussian Cavalry Black Powder sets from Warlord Games.
Each set contains 12 horses and 12 cavalrymen, manufactured using Warlord Resin. How does this new wonder material stand up to close scrutiny?
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Thank you, I’ve been waiting for a close up video on the new Prussians ever since they’ve been announced.
I have to say, I’m not overly impressed with them. There seems to be a lot of flash and the details aren’t very crisp, which I think is due ot the casting process. I’m sure the originals (3d renders maybe?) had a lot more crisp details, but for whatever reason the casting seems to have made a mess of them. I’ve been a huge fan of the SPQR resin models that previously were metal HC models, and thus had high hopes for these guys, but it seems they weren’t able to upkeep that quality casting.
I feel like these aren’t of much better quality than those green army guys you can buy in bags at a dollar store… What a shame really.