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Thanks, Jim! I tried my best. I'll work to improved my skills.

Yes I know. But I would like to learn how to do it myself. Handmade. You know what I mean.

Yes, the poses of the figures are very cool. I remember that Tamiya had terrible character models. In this model set they pleasantly surprised me with the quality of the soldiers, weapons and equipment. This is good set. Yes, I've made the strips from paper soaked in cyanoacrylate glue. Unfortunately I haven't got thin wire so I haven't made buckles. In my mind I've got visualization of vignette, but I lack materials. The epidemic and lockdown somewhat limited my ability to buy some things. However, I hope that soon I will start building the vignette. Regards, Maciek.

Hey! These are the first figurines I've made for some 30 years. This is the TAMIYA 35371 set. I've used Vallejo Model Color paints for painting. Primer is Tamiya light gray. First time in my life I've used acrylic paints, as well as a primer which didn't work well; there are too many layers in some places. It's my fault. Painting leaves a lot to be desired, especially the faces where I messed up tonal transitions. The figurines will be part of a small vignette, so I'll try to improve them a bit. I will be doing the vignette for the first time as well, so don't expect miracles, please... Stand and box with grenades are covered with primer, but not painted. They won't be used for vignettes.

Hi, Paul. So we are almost neighbors! Greetings from Port Glasgow!

Hi everyone! My name is Maciek. Some Britons call me Magic; probably because the pronunciation of my name is very similar to the word "magic" . I live in beautiful country, Scotland. Originally I'm from Poland. Recently, I decided return to making models. I haven't done it for about 30 years, so don't expect any magic, please. Regards, Maciek. P.S. I apologize in advance for any language mistakes. There is still a lot of English learning ahead of me.