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Tuesday, October 13, 2026
Sherman
A few Sherman tanks that have stopped in a bombed out village.
Like 3D printing, soft plastic allows realistic positions and depictions of figures. I use 1/72nd scale figures, mostly, and 1/87 scale vehicles, mostly, because the vehicles take up less space and give the human figure a more heroic look.
Very nice! I love the realistic proportions of most 1/72 scale soft plastic figures.
ReplyDeleteLike 3D printing, soft plastic allows realistic positions and depictions of figures. I use 1/72nd scale figures, mostly, and 1/87 scale vehicles, mostly, because the vehicles take up less space and give the human figure a more heroic look.
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