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Vinnie Branigan
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 REVIEW: MINIART - GAZ-MM Cargo Truck 1.5t Mod.1941
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Todd Michalak
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Re: REVIEW: MINIART - GAZ-MM Cargo Truck 1.5t Mod.1941 Oh isn't that nice looking !!!! 
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Matt Parvis
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Re: REVIEW: MINIART - GAZ-MM Cargo Truck 1.5t Mod.1941 That does look nice Vinnie. Isn't it nice that kit makers now supply seats that look like they've actually been used as opposed to perfectly level slabs?
Matt
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Dario Risso
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Re: REVIEW: MINIART - GAZ-MM Cargo Truck 1.5t Mod.1941 Looks like...it should be in my stock pile I use those wheels for my BA-10 and they are wonderful Thanks for the review Darío
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Vinnie Branigan
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Re: REVIEW: MINIART - GAZ-MM Cargo Truck 1.5t Mod.1941 Yeah Matt....Well...some do!  I don't know when they started doing that, but it wasn't that long ago. I still remember carving plastic from seats trying to make them look a little 'used'.  Vinnie
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Matt Parvis
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Re: REVIEW: MINIART - GAZ-MM Cargo Truck 1.5t Mod.1941 Yup, and every time I tried doing that I ended up with seats a LOT more used than I meant.  Of course, someone, somewhere will complain that now they are stuck with "used" seats as opposed to factory fresh.  Matt
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Vinnie Branigan
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Re: REVIEW: MINIART - GAZ-MM Cargo Truck 1.5t Mod.1941 Definitely.
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Philipp
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Re: REVIEW: MINIART - GAZ-MM Cargo Truck 1.5t Mod.1941 I'm not sure if Soviet truck seats from that era really looked new when they were new... Anyway, it's certainly a nice kit. I really like the brutally simplified look of that thing. Philipp
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UAEJohnny
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Re: REVIEW: MINIART - GAZ-MM Cargo Truck 1.5t Mod.1941 I don't usually get involved in new kit feeding frenzies. But this one is going into my stash the moment I see it on a shelf.
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Rob Matthews
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Re: REVIEW: MINIART - GAZ-MM Cargo Truck 1.5t Mod.1941 Great looking model and nice to see figures supplied with the kit
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