What are people buying?

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Except without the meddling kids.
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My first backed Kickstarter arrived today

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Interested in how this turns out as I have all his other "Pantile" buildings.
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I’m expecting it to be ace, providing my skills are up to the job
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Based on your Dux B buildings, I am feeling confident.
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Looks like a personal coffee cup. Are you sure you backed the right KS?
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Waiting for his Sancho and Don now...
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Received in the post today, a box each of Zvezda Swedish Dragoons and Swedish Artillery, tricorn Charles X11 period. Apart from a bit a glueing necessary for the artillery guns and some arms (for some reason), I'm very impressed. Beige hard plastic, swords only just a bit bendy, and very detailed figures. The horses are moulded onto the bases, 5 (yes, 5) guns and a small wagon, and 15 mounted dragoons & 3 on foot. They do look the dogs parts I have to say. Nice art work on the boxes too. The blurb says 1/72 and figures 24mm high, so they might be quite large compared to the Strelets French foot, but I'm sure they'll go along nicely.
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Peeler wrote: Wed Dec 09, 2020 9:29 pm Received in the post today, a box each of Zvezda Swedish Dragoons and Swedish Artillery, tricorn Charles X11 period. Apart from a bit a glueing necessary for the artillery guns and some arms (for some reason), I'm very impressed. Beige hard plastic, swords only just a bit bendy, and very detailed figures. The horses are moulded onto the bases, 5 (yes, 5) guns and a small wagon, and 15 mounted dragoons & 3 on foot. They do look the dogs parts I have to say. Nice art work on the boxes too. The blurb says 1/72 and figures 24mm high, so they might be quite large compared to the Strelets French foot, but I'm sure they'll go along nicely.
I know Paul had said they were big and dont match up with the new Strelets boxes. I gave my one test box of Strelets to EB as I went off the idea. Should have gone with Zvesda.

Are you painting them as Imagies?
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Well done you.
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