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you should've done it even before. i've seen a couple of sets around screwed by this guy. why to pay twice instead of looking for solutions the moment it starts getting worse. Do you remeber the first zvezda sets those russians ang mongols. maybe the sculptore imprved his qualities (if it was so it was a miracle) however personaly i believe thay said goodby to this man and only make a profit by it. so insted of wasting time on such nerds just hire a man with Alex's skills an we,ll all gain and be happy.
I will admit that the Dacians are not up to the standards of lots of other sets on the market today.
But that is no reason to insult the Sculptor. I would ask " Could you do as well?"
I expect not. I might, but it would take me weeks to carve one figure.
The Dacians to me look on a par with the old Atlantic figures. I believe that people who like Dacians will by these sets that if it were not for Strelets Sculptor would not be available.
There, and that from someone who is a Crimean fan.
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I'm Painting the Heavy Dacian Infantry at the moment and I have no real complaints. Some of the figures are a bit thin, but I still think they will come in useful and they seem to paint up well. I also like strelets French infantry on the March. I know a lot of people were complaining about guns over right shoulder or Left, but these look very well to me. I'm sure their is a proper way to carry the musket on Parade, but half way to Moscow or the journey back I don't think that such things were big worries for the French Infantry who probably were much more relaxed in their attitude to carrying their kit.