Crew of an armored car of Red army of 28 mm from "Siberia-miniatures".

[Remington]

Great! Glad to see the orders coming in. Out of curiosity... Did the client use moneybookers? I am still informing myself about that site.

[cuprum]

My clients used "Moneybookers". This way of payment is similar PayPal, has the same tools of protection and the buyer and the seller. But, unlike PayPal, Moneybookers it is high-grade works with clients from Russia and other countries were USSR. And payment can be made and without registration in system Moneybookers (but then it will be a little bit more expensive).
http://www.moneybookers.com/app/help.pl?s=easy

[Leapsnbounds]

 I am keeping my eye on this.  I would like to add two crews to my Russian Civil War and "Pulp" Armies?  I would send the money to Siberia-Miniatures through  Money-bookers?
 No, it is two steps up from would like but below need. They are way cool.  I am hoping this works out so I can add more of these wonderful figures to my gaming pleasures.

[Hammers]

Mine arrived yesterday together with 5 drivers with revolvers. Very clean cast resin vehicles and the drivers all have great poses. I will post pictures later. Delivery took a little more than two weeks which aint so bad.

[Remington]

Interesting. So how did you pay for them? Did you use moneybookers?

[Hammers]

Five minis    13 USD
One complete set an armored car - 23,5 USD
Transfer to Sweden - 12 USD.

Roughly €40, which is not too bad, I think.

The miniatures are relatively expensive in comparison to Copplestone but the Austin Putilov is very, very good value both in quality and price.

I sued moneybookers, at it appears to work for both me and cuprum. I believe there was a fee but as I recall it wan not much. I shall check...

Interesting. So how did you pay for them? Did you use moneybookers?

[Remington]

Not bad at all especially for such rare minis.

Cool. Thanks for the reply. I'll have a look at moneybookers this weekend. Really want these drivers.

[Von Stroheim]

Would definitely like to order some of these - any update on the Basmachis?  I will hold off until they are available.

[cuprum]

Thanks for a positive estimation of my miniatures.
The price for an armoured car has a little grown in connection with price growth on resin for moulding.
Work over Basmachis proceeds. Unfortunately, not so quickly as it would be desirable. I have not enough free time for work on figures. I on Monday will try to show a photo of figures in the course of work. I think, that they will appear on sale to Christmas.
There is besides, begun a series on the Polish armies on Poland -  Soviet war 1920.

[Remington]

That looks really good! The hand has quite short finger though, or are you going to work on that?

[cuprum]

Yes, certainly! It is not complete model, fingers will be completed from other material in the subsequent.

[Bako]

These are excellent figures! At a later date I can see negotiating for some.

[Remington]

Well, then all is well.  Great work, cuprum. Looking forward to seeing how your line of miniatures will develop and hopefully you'll find a distributor soon enough so your miniatures can be easily available to everyone!

[Von Stroheim]

 Cuprum - Polish officer looks great - what sculpting material do you use?

[cuprum]

The author of a figure of the Polish officer not I. This series of figures, under my order, other sculptor moulds. It uses a material "Premo".