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what scale is it? it look small. The painting is very neet and good choice of color
ReplyDeleteI have the same figures. They are around "real 25mm" scale, slightly bigger than 1/72, actually compatible with that.
ReplyDeleteGood job with the paintinhg, Jack
Cool!
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