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Gunner Dunbar20 Oct 2026 4:52 a.m. PST

Hi guys

Some 1/72 WWII SS finished, my friend originally wanted a box of PSC Germans made up and painted, however I thought I could give him something better, cobbled this force together using 1 each of the PSC poses and a range of other plastic Germans, I've swapped out a few heads with 3D printed heads, I really like the concept of the PSC plastic Germans, however the execution wasn't as good as I'd like, some of the poses are very stiff and awkward, and many of the figures have no neck, but look better with a head swap or re adjustment.

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Sgt Slag20 Oct 2026 6:44 a.m. PST

Impressive! Really impressive en masse!

Nearly every YouTube miniature painting channel has gone to 35mm or larger figures. Getting details painted on 1/72 sized figures is really challenging, but your work is a classic demonstration of how it is done. Beautiful work! Cheers!

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