A private of the Czechoslovak People's Army (1980s) 1:16 is an unpainted figure of a soldier of the Czechoslovak People's Army in the large 1:16 scale by MN-hobby. An ideal addition to a diorama and a collector piece in its own right.
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A figure of a soldier of the Czechoslovak People's Army of the 1980s in the large 1:16 scale by MN-hobby. It is a single figure meant to be assembled and painted, which serves as a figure addition to a diorama, next to models of vehicles, or as a collector piece of its own with a connection to domestic military history. The large scale lets the detail of the uniform, the equipment and the face come into its own.
The figure represents a soldier of the Czechoslovak People's Army in the period field uniform and equipment as he looked in the 1980s. The large 1:16 scale makes it possible to render the texture of the cloth, the straps, the headgear and the small items of equipment realistically. For modelers with a connection to domestic history it is a rewarding and fairly unusual subject that is often missing from the usual offer.
First clean the parts of flash and sprue gates, glue them and fill the joints sensitively. For the skin of the face and the hands, layered glazes and a fine dry brush work well, and the uniform comes to life with washes into the folds and highlighting of the edges. The large format rewards patient painting with transitions and shades that disappear in small scales. Check the material of the parts before gluing and choose a suitable adhesive.
The figure is supplied unassembled and unpainted. Glue, paints and accessories are not included in the package, unless stated otherwise.
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