The new combo kit is here, and it’s one of the best they’ve made in a while.
This new kit makes three unique versions of the Venomtrope or Zoeanthrope model and of course one of the new Neurothorpe model as well.
It comes with three different sprues, bases, and an instruction manual just like we’ve seen in the past.
Each model has parts that are sculpted differently from each other too, so you can make three truly unique models, and not have to rely on posing them differently like in the past.
What I think makes this kit pretty neat from a design perspective is the fact the parts you use to make the kit into either the Venomthrope or the Zoanthrope are completely separate from each other, except for the same one tail.
So you can make a set of both models, if you can find extra tails that is.
Take a full look new kit below in our latest video review. -MBG
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