Adding A Whole New Level to "Historical Research" for 1:6 Scale Collectibles...


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1:6th scale company Kaustik Plastic, best known for their historically accurate ancient Roman action figures (read our Roman Legionary review HERE (https://www.figures.com/forums/news/21172-review-kaustic-plastik-1-6-roman-legionary-valerius.html)), announces that they will be supporting the "la Biagiola" archaeological site (http://www.culturaterritorio.org/biagiola_progetto_17.html) and their research. The “la Biagiola” archaeological site is a unique treasure trove of history in that it is multi-layered: from a Roman villa to a Lombard necropolis. Who knows? Maybe, in the future a Kaustik Plastic action figure will be based on Biagiola’s archaeological finds! It adds a whole new level to "historical research" for 1:6 scale collectibles.

In other historic news, some of Kaustic Plastik's museum displays (picture below) will be shown during August 2013 in Sovana, "Palazzo Pretorio" museum center.


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