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The Thunderbird
Prehistoric Times
|Winter 2021 #136
Today we have an excellent, new kit based upon a scene from Ray Harryhausen's cowboys vs. dinosaur film, The Valley of Gwangi.
It is sculpted and released by Joe Laudati. This all resin 9 piece kit is approximately 1/20th scale. Each wing is 7 and the rock it's mounted to is 8 tall. The castings are very nice, and as a super added bonus for the builder there is an extended wire cast into the wing for insertion into a predrilled hole at the top of the rock. This gives a fantastic illusion of flight. Wires are also cast into the legs that nicely fit into the predrilled holes in the young boy’s shoulder, making assembly much easier.
This story is from the Winter 2021 #136 edition of Prehistoric Times.
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