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Tango0126 Sep 2026 1:52 p.m. PST

"These Paragon figures were a LOT of work . Details had to be cut away or thinned like the camera case haversacks, the extra shako chin straps, and bayonet slings with the empty sword socket. Added details were the shako cords that I made from twisted metal wire and the painted on shako plate. There are numerous modern interpretations of 1836 Mexican uniforms including reenactors. I tried to follow them in converting these figures. .."

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