"War of 1866 - Old conversion tips for 1/72" Topic

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KoppiBlogger	06 Oct 2019 3:12 a.m. PST
Today it's quite easier. If you like 28 mm figures you can buy Northstar miniatures. In the 90ies we had to convert 1/72 minis. Report in German and English. link
Bargain Bin DM	06 Oct 2019 5:30 a.m. PST
…ah, this article brings back memories of slicing and dicing my Airfix minis back in the 70s! A fun read, thanks!
epturner	07 Oct 2019 7:22 p.m. PST
And slicing and dicing my fingers/thumbs. None of my digits has properly forgiven me. Which is why I now buy bespoke figures when I can. My two shillings worth. Eric

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