LINEAR-A – 042 – INDUS CULTURE 3300 BC-1400 BC SET 1 MELUHHA DHOLAVIRA, HARAPPA, MOHENJO-DARO

Description:

Unpainted plastic figures in 1/72 scale from the ancient Indu culture, from 3300 BC – 1400 BC, covering the Indus Valley Civilisation (Sometimes summarized as Meluhha), a bronze age civilization settled in Indus River, in Pakistan and the seasonal Ghaggar-Hakra River spanning eastern Pakistan and northwestern India.

Box contains 40 figures in 10 different poses, covering almost 2000 years of history (3300 BC – 1400 BC) of the Indus culture. All the poses are rather static and they are more of a civilian/daily life subject rather than military. The set makes reference to three of the most important cities discovered of this civilization, Dholavira, Mohenjo-daro (the biggest one with an estimated population of over 40.000 person) and Harappa which are todays important archeological places.

These figures seems to be 3D printed or at least all the master production has been done using 3D technologies. This mean detail is excellent, very tiny and subtle.