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A basic layout of colors for the iconic Alpine Panzer Commander *(his tank now a wreck, has joined this gunteam to act as spotter) This was the very 1st figure built for "Clash", a few months before the rest.
 
 
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I often don't find that I like the heads seperate for painting, maybe I just don't like handling & gluing the heavily worked parts....but sometimes it's essential, like this guy. (His awful-sour expression is coming right out with a little paint.
 
 
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"It's casual" My highly custom "laconic German gunlayer" , will sport the sand coloured blazer and now in vogue Euro-putties--no accounting for taste  http://www.militarymodelling.com/CuteEditor_Files/Images/emsad.gif
 
 
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His loader, no arguement , the hardest-working mug in this unit, will have his over-worked image enforced by a particularly heavy beard on his gaunt face.
 
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"The skeptic" There's one in every group. This head seems made to take paint http://www.militarymodelling.com/CuteEditor_Files/Images/emwink.gif One of the funner jobs.
 
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~Could be the "Skinny Kid" doesn't even know enough to be really scared!
 
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Ok ..that's about it for base-paint, foundations, and middle colours. Time to really get into things .
..".I'm going in! Cover me! "