Stalker Post-apocalyptic Soldiers Evolution Miniatures 1/35

I’ve been making Object 279, reminding me that I bought this figure a long time ago. At first, I wanted to buy the Takom Object 279, but it was not sold anywhere then. The Takom product looks easy to assemble, and the attached figure is a catchy item, so it looks interesting. Ultimately, I couldn’t buy the Takom I thought was my favorite; rather, it would be enough if I made two from other manufacturers.

In those days, I bought Panda Hobby and Amusing Hobby’s Object 279 and four post-apocalyptic figures on impulse. It seems to be sold under the theme of “Stalker.” There’s the same name, “Stalker,” a PC game about the contaminated areas after the Chornobyl nuclear disaster, and there’s a movie by Tarkovsky called “Stoker.” The figures’ atmosphere is like this. I enjoyed the game a lot, but the movie “Stalker” was so boring that I fell asleep in the middle of it. If it was the same director, “Solaris” was still more interesting.

There is nothing complicated in assembling resin figures unless they are in a unique pose, so I wonder if it is a stance to enjoy painting.

(2022/02/03)

All four figures have different colors, so I use many colors. It takes some time to paint.

I tried to use Aber etched parts as a strap for a firearm that I should have glued a little earlier. As usual, the Aber parts are too fine to use all the parts, so I have added details according to my skill. It may be almost done.
(2022/02/04)

The resin figure assembly and painting are complete. It’s not only Evolution Miniatures, but the resin figures have high mold accuracy and are easy to paint. It was a little expensive.

Are they Russian soldiers in protection suits? It’s a lump of resin, so it’s cumbersome.

This one seems easier to move even with soldiers in the same protection suit. It has a kneepad and a zile on the backpack.

The light green gloves have an air-polluted atmosphere.

This is a hooded man armed with a shotgun. The barrel warped a little, so I thought about replacing it with a brass pipe, but it didn’t seem easy to process, so I left it as it was.

I wonder if this figure is the character of the PC game “Stoker Shadow of Chernobyl.” I don’t know because I haven’t played yet. Well, he doesn’t look like a regular soldier.

I took a photo with the completed object 279. A figure with a gas mask looks more suitable for this tank.

(2022/02/08)