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This and I hope he doesn't have to hump both of those rucks himself. It's admirable work, but it's still a H.I.S.S. ;)

They ARE the same. Excepting the F-14 all of JSI's stuff was originally 21st Century's.

It should probably read WTB: 2006 21st Century Germans. I've got one, but I doubt you're going to find them at the 6-7 price point.

So I pulled my Huey down to do some needed repairs, and stumbled on something that should make for fair whip antennas: Synthetic Christmas foliage. Yeah, the stuff commonly found in faux wreaths and trees. I doubt they'd hold up one of the little plastic bulbs on the end, but they at least...

Don't recall ever actually seeing the 2 pack.

Try eBay, then. You're not gonna pick them up for a pittance. I cannot account for this places' reliability. Order at your own discretion. http://www.toyanxiety.com/xd-1-18-scale-figures.aspx

http://smalljoes.com/cat/21st-Century-Toys-118-scale-action-figures-models-68.shtml Your results with them may vary.

Your point? You act like it's a fuckin' T-90.

Bad Cat has the Tiger I for 90, so this will probably be the same. Pass City, as I'm a scale supremacist.

No, but it may be Italian.

He's got them up on SSHQ as well.

I saw a pair of AMs at the local HEB the other day, as well.

I think you may want to hit that collar with a hair dryer and get that helmet seated or main man there is gonna dye of exposure.

I've only ever had one Bbi figure that had a really bad paint job, and can't recall any breakage issues as best as i can recall.

They're about par-for-the-course for Bbi figures. I guess the important matter is if they're early or late paras. Earlies have non-removable harnesses which is going to severely limit their usefulness.

Acrylics are water-soluble paints. Easy to work with and clean up, the trade off is they aren't exactly durable. Keep in mind NOTHING you can buy is gonna work like the paints the factory uses. The reason you want to stay away from enamels is they have the tendency to never dry completely...

Any paint you'd use on a figure would work fine, as are all preparatory procedures (washing the parts, et cetera). So stick with acrylic paints, though I've done some gnarly weapon repaints with Krylon Fusion spray paints.

I had to stress that an A-1 in 1:32 is big news.

I will be damned surprised if it's not in the price range of the recent bbi re-pops, if not more.

I believe this is the first 1:32 A-1 kit ever in 1:32.