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| Stalingrad Apartment Building | |
| Product # | 4 |
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| Suggested Retail Price | US$30 |
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| 4 April 2000 | page first published |
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Dave Bennett of Lone Star Historical Miniatures paints up some WWII Soviet armored cars for TMP - and demonstrated how to use chalk for weathering.
Editor in Chief Bill 
opens the box on a Battlefield in a Box house.
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Comments or corrections?
One of the nice things about this kit is that the artist chose not to take the easy road. None of the exterior wall pieces are duplicates. Nearly every component of this kit has its own unique touch - crumbled masonry, bullet holes, broken window frames or floor timbers.
As with most resin kits, some of these parts will need slight cleanup - knocking light flash off window frames and other openings.
Most resin kits also suffer from pitting, and this kit is no exception - although the pits are infrequent, and small enough that a little paint may be enough to hide them.
One limitation of the casting method used to form this kit is that all of the pieces are featureless on the backs, with the resin forming a slick and slightly uneven surface. The good news is that these surfaces are almost always the inside or bottom parts of the structure. Since this is obviously a gutted apartment building, the interior can be painted to represent weathered, smoke-stained, or burned walls - which makes the lack of detail less noticeable.
