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Tango01

30 Mar 2012 2:31 p.m. PST

From the blog of my friend Uwe from Germany, metal 1/72.

"These figures are sculpted by Zsolt Schäfer and painted by Krisztian Takacs. The figures are in metal and ready to sell…
The figures are made for a great diorama about the siege of Belgrad in the 15th century. A Hungarian Hussar and a Turkish Spahi.
Enjoy the photos. And in case you want to buy some, send me a mail and I can arrange things with my Hungarian friends."