Forum studio "Siberia"

[Mark Plant]

Some nice stuff there, though I have to admit I blanch at the copyright issues. (Especially when it is my stuff being nicked!)

One detail: in  http://siberia-miniatures.ru/forum/showthread.php?fid=12&tid=52 you have the "Convoy Pepelyaev". This should be "Pepelyaev's bodyguard".

[cuprum]

Thank you for pointing out the error. Alas, I do not speak English and forced to use a translator "Google". Sometimes it is very strange texts :-)

 Information that I post on their forum, I take from journal articles and public sources on the Internet. I always try to specify the source of initial information and the authors (of course if they are known to myself).
 No commercial use of this information, I have not.
 If you believe that I violated someone's copyright - provide for those violations, and I'll delete the texts or images.

[cuprum]

A small article on the Red Aviation:
 http://siberia-miniatures.ru/forum/showthread.php?tid=100&fid=12&block=0

[cuprum]

I decided to supplement their collection figures from the history of the Civil War in my hometown.
 Work has begun on the first detachment - a detachment of Red Guards from Barnaul railway workshops.
 Then it will be red Hungarian internationalist, the Red Guards of the mining towns that participated in these battles.
 On the part of the White - Czech legionaries units, Siberian volunteers and Barnaul white rebels.



Details here: http://siberia-miniatures.ru/forum/showthread.php?fid=22&tid=102

[Hammers]

Lovely, cuprum. I really like the article on the Rad Air fleet to.

[Remington]

Yeah, I must say that I also enjoyed that article! Keep up the great work, cuprum!

[cuprum]

Little information on the Soviet-Polish war and a Polish uniform (in Russian - do not forget to use a translator Google). Questions, comments and additions can be written in English. 

http://siberia-miniatures.ru/forum/showthread.php?fid=12&tid=108

http://siberia-miniatures.ru/forum/showthread.php?fid=12&tid=110

[Anatoli]

Thanks for sharing, the second link was really interesting and one of the reasons why the Polish-Bolshevik was is so much fun from a modelin/collectingg perspective. So many different uniforms and headwear within one and the same army. Hastily put together units of veterans from all the various countries where the Poles served during WW1 and it shows on the uniforms.

[Ignatieff]

Fabulous.  You are an inspiration!

[sepoy1857]

I decided to supplement their collection figures from the history of the Civil War in my hometown.
 Work has begun on the first detachment - a detachment of Red Guards from Barnaul railway workshops.
 Then it will be red Hungarian internationalist, the Red Guards of the mining towns that participated in these battles.
 On the part of the White - Czech legionaries units, Siberian volunteers and Barnaul white rebels.



Details here: http://siberia-miniatures.ru/forum/showthread.php?fid=22&tid=102

VERY Nice! Looking forward to these!

[cuprum]

Thank you!
 And I thought that this topic nobody cares
 To be continued ...



 Railwayman - lineman. Wearing a uniform cap and tarpaulin raincoat.

[Ignatieff]

Thank you!
 And I thought that this topic nobody cares
 To be continued ...

Oh but we do! Keep up the great work

[sepoy1857]

Great conversions and very nice painting! Can't wait to see more of these.

[cuprum]

Made on its forum table of contents to help navigate the topic on the subject of the Russian Civil War. Over time, should get a good guide.

http://siberia-miniatures.ru/forum/showthread.php?fid=12&tid=185

[Patrice]

Made on its forum table of contents to help navigate the topic on the subject of the Russian Civil War.

Excellent, Cuprum  I shall often look at it.