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Other Stuff => General Wargames and Hobby Discussion => Topic started by: Anatoli on 13 November 2020, 06:47:41 PM
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Wargamer.pl have sponsored my site with some of the fresh miniatures from their latest Kickstarter “Hot & Dangerous" season 2. The miniatures are all female renditions of soldiers from various historical periods and famous military formations and are available as either 28mm (32mm) and 54mm collectors miniatures.
I got to pick 4 miniatures, and chose the ones I picked based on what I thought would be fun and interesting to paint in terms of uniforms and uniform colors.
Check out my detailed unboxing and review which also includes a short scale comparison at the end.
The miniatures in the review are “Celine” Napoleonic French Old Guard, “Natasha” Russian 18th century grenadier, “Astrid” Swedish infantry from Great Northern War and ”Johanna” which is a special miniature made for DUST but which I reckon you can use as a special character for any other Weird WW2 game as well.
Check out my video here: https://www.anatolisgameroom.com/blog/hot-amp-dangerous-season-2-miniatures-review
Also let me know which of the 4 girls you want to see painted up first as I will be posting a painting video next week. The remaining girls will be posted as regular painting blog posts at my blog.
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Johanna.....and with a special DUST card too - how fun!
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Johanna.....and with a special DUST card too - how fun!
Johanna of course! Fallschirmjäger sister in arms...
(http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_IEn2IlqGOG0/STlqHDRTaZI/AAAAAAAAAVI/z53dC6AZzxo/s1600/Figurenfotos+Michi+1+765.jpg)
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lol
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Painting video of "Johanna" from the Hot & Dangerous season 2 miniature range is now up on my YouTube channel. Have a look, like and subcsribe to help my channel out. Thanks!
The remaining 3 miniatures from my review will be painted up and posted on my blog very soon.
https://youtu.be/J-W0EqU8FXw
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She's gorgeous!
Perhaps a bit more tanned skin on her thighs and face cheeks....which would imply another facet to her deployment and early exposure to the Mediterranean sun. :-*
(btw, I enjoyed the painting video Anatoli - perhaps it was the twirling of the miniature as she came to life)
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Thanks FlyXwire :) !