True, I am now using 3-D technology more than working with plastic.
Sorry, colleagues, again, if my pictures are not easy to see.
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Since more "cars" and not just figures have started to appear on the forum, I also want to show my "in progress"
True, I am now using 3-D technology more than working with plastic.
Sorry, colleagues, again, if my pictures are not easy to see.
Indian 1910
True, I am now using 3-D technology more than working with plastic.
Sorry, colleagues, again, if my pictures are not easy to see.
Indian 1910
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Alex
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I don't see them, you are right. Anything possible to try again? 
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MABO
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This is the only way for now, unfortunately: https://t.me/+OhAuwE5Fp5s5Y2Zi
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we can see some here: https://www.scalemates.com/brands/alex-miniatures--5942
but not sure if this is what Alex is talking about.
but not sure if this is what Alex is talking about.
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Alex wrote:This is the only way for now, unfortunately: https://t.me/+OhAuwE5Fp5s5Y2Zi
Sorry but no telegram for me.
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