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Very nice work! Is it available in kit form?

Are they available yet?

Very nice figure indeed! When will it be available?

Boris, nice work as always! Drop me a line when you have time, we can pick up from our last conversation.

Is there a direct link to this figure and not the website that has a billion pages? And the price?

Unfortunately the kit head looks too small for the body, and going by the real photo confims my suspicion.

I was so impressed with the bust that I purchased four of them.

How can we order this bust?

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Where can I get a copy of this figure? Contact me at [email protected] Thanks Chris

Looks great Kaz!

I'll take one of each when ready. Great work.

The soldier appears to be wearing an M43 jacket, definitely not summer of 44. Nice looking.

Thanks guys, I must be getting old, I'm down to one or two pieces per year. I have a few more to complete for World Expo.

Thankz guyz! I totally enjoyed this project, if only they were all this much fun.

This is my latest project. M4A3E8 of the 714th tank battalion, Speyer Germany, March 1945, this was the last day that this unit saw action during WWII. The Battalion artwork was drawn by Disney artist Hank Porter who created a great number of USMC and US Army Air Corps nose art as well.

35mm ? That's pretty tiny. 54mm would be nice. Looks great.

Like I said, most SAS jeeps had front mounted crew served weapons. There are many images of rear mounted twin vickers. To bad, I will still get the pair of figures and use them for post war use.

No model 97 trench shot gun?

Did the SAS use the pedestal mounted .50 ? I was thinking front mounted weapon station, the rear compartment was used for stowage. However I could be wrong. Good looking figures.