NEW PRODUCT: Flagset: 1/6 US Marine Corps female dog trainer (#FS73042)

Product List
1 Body
2 heads
3 Tactical helmet
4 Military cap
5 T blood
6 Military jacket
7 Army pants
8 Army boots
9 Tactical vest
10 collar armor
11 Double rifle magazine bag*1
12 pistol magazine bag*2
13 Hydration bag
14 Tactical main backpack
15 Tactical Sub-Pack A
16 Tactical Sub-Pack B
17 Individual medical kit
18 Kettle
19 Kettle bag
20 Pistol Holster
21 Safety hook*2
22 light stick*4
23 Marking flag*5
24 hands*8
25 rifle
26 Pistol
27 Rifle Magazine*3
28 pistol magazine*3
29 Scope
30 War Dog
31 Towing rope
32 Army Dog Collar
33 Military Rank
34 backpack stickers


























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I like it. In case someone isn't aware, this looks to be based on Kate Mara from the movie "Megan Leavey"

I like it too, both as a set and for kitbashing. Very nice.

I know there's a movie of that name but wasn't aware of the military story line.
Will watch the movie, thanks for the info.

This looks like a nice set.  My only concern is the dog looks undersized for the breed and the task at hand.

This looks to be a great set...I really want this. I'm not sure about the head, but I do like the hairstyle. I can use a companion to the one marine figure I do have.

It's nice to see a non-sexualized female figure and the set looks good except for the dog. Why is it so difficult to get a properly-scaled dog? This one is 1:8 to 1:10 scale. Look at Mark's photo - she should be able to touch the dog's back while standing straight.

shazzdan wrote:It's nice to see a non-sexualized female figure and the set looks good except for the dog. Why is it so difficult to get a properly-scaled dog? This one is 1:8 to 1:10 scale. Look at Mark's photo - she should be able to touch the dog's back while standing straight.

Especially disappointing in this case, because -- unlike some random dog figure where they could have had a poor reference-- you know they must have been looking at the exact same photos we are looking at, and looking closely and working with enough skill to accomplish an ok Kate Mara likeness.  So how did they end up with such an undersized dog.  If it was purely to save cost, the saving must be minimal, while an especially poor choice for a figure set where the dog is the central thing.