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Vinnie Branigan
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Joined: Sat Feb 28, 2009 10:33 am
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Location: Runcorn, Cheshire
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 Early War Panzer Crew Finished these two a while ago, but sadly they became damaged in transit so I've had to 're-do' them. I think they were amongst some of the first figures I had done....so they really needed redoing too!   Vinnie
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Yngve
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Re: Early War Panzer Crew Nice work. Black uniforms is difficult to make look good,but those figgies look spot on 
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Vinnie Branigan
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Location: Runcorn, Cheshire
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Re: Early War Panzer Crew Thanks Yngve. I used different blacks from the new Lifecolor set. Vinnie
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Steve Hutchinson
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Re: Early War Panzer Crew Hi Vinnie Got to agree, black is difficult and you have "nailed it" The left hand figure's pose looks a little odd, Galen perhaps The right hand figure I have seen in a few reference build books and you have done it justice. The hornet heads are spot on too  Nice one Steve H
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Rob Matthews
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Re: Early War Panzer Crew Lovely paint shading - not my favourite Alpine poses but as Steve says the Hornet heads and your paint job are excellent as ever Rob
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Justin Wooding
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Location: Seymour, Victoria, Australia
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Re: Early War Panzer Crew Hello Vinnie,
They look great! I have to obtain that Lifecolour Black set. It's seems it may be one of the most useful paint sets to date?
Woody...
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Vinnie Branigan
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Re: Early War Panzer Crew Definitely. You'll be surprised at how 'not' black some of them look, but use them and you'll be surprised by how black they look against other colours. Very useful indeed. REVIEW: LIFECOLOR - Shades of Black Vinnie
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Justin Wooding
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Re: Early War Panzer Crew Thanks Vinnie, i did see the review you did. Just the way you have used the set on the figures and seeing the differences in the shades of black really reinforces that this set should be in every modelers paint selection Woody...
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Vinnie Branigan
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Re: Early War Panzer Crew Definitely agree with that. I was surprised it took somebody so long to bring out a set of this sort, but when you think of it, few manufacturers other than Lifecolor actually 'do' themed sets?
Vinnie
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