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Friday, July 05, 2013 - 08:57 AM UTC

MiniArt has released a set of Soviet Infantry Weapons and Equipment.

This latest product from MiniArt has a lot to offer and while it does not have a kitchen sink it does have a spoon. The selection of firearms is good with three rifles, 2 pistols, and 2 flare pistols there is even separate bayonets for the rifles. There is also a nice selection of grenades and mines which should all help to increase the appeal of this product. When the fighting is finished and you want to settle yourself for the night you even get a cup and spoon.

35102 - Soviet Infantry Weapons and Equipment

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Naseby

Looks interesting. Only thing I missing is the turkish "snake bag" or Vesmeshok - the standard issue soviet ruscksak and also the gas mask bag, which was used as a musette. Also the ammo pouches for 7.62x54R ammunition should not be two coloured. Two coloured ones were post war issue made from two different types of Kyrz leather material. The standard WW2 type is single couloured made from one type of leather.

JUL 06, 2013 - 10:03 PM

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