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Offline FifteensAway

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Re: Cavalry ACW 28 mm
« Reply #105 on: May 22, 2020, 04:42:15 AM »
If I may, a bit 'off your topic' but can you give us a brief description of the historical miniatures hobby in Russia?  Popular and widespread?  Affordable or limited to those who can afford it?  This is pure curiosity.  I know there are people in Russia in the hobby - obviously, like you - but I have no sense of how popular it is there.  Thanks! 

Offline Khmorg

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Re: Cavalry ACW 28 mm
« Reply #106 on: May 22, 2020, 06:14:20 AM »

Thanks for the question.
I will tell based on my experience.
Thumbnail engaged in leaning to my taste. There is a Warhammer club in my city.
I prefer a historical miniature. Through the Internet, famous miniature manufacturers have no problems with orders. I'm a fan of Copplestone !!!
Basically, miniature is expensive for the mass consumer.
I sculpt a miniature for myself! Or I convert the figures of others. (Out of Perry's infantry box, almost 100 soldiers are obtained).
I communicate with people like me via the Internet.
Sometimes I am invited to give lectures for children at school. For lectures, I use paper miniatures and try to attract low cost. (My last lecture was postponed to the fall due to a virus .... I wanted to talk about Alma ....)

Offline DintheDin

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Re: Cavalry ACW 28 mm
« Reply #107 on: May 22, 2020, 07:43:31 AM »
Great action poses for Texas riders and the horses are superb!!!
Cheers!
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