MiniArt Figures and Miscellaneous
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- Опубликовано: 10 июл 2024
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In this video we will be taking a look at MiniArts figures and miscellaneous items in 1:35 scale.
Items in the video are:
FIGURES:
35084 "Battle of the Bulge" Ardennes 1944
35198 German tank crew at rest
35165 British Officers
35089 U.S. 101st Airborne Division in Normandy 1944
35184 "Market Garden" Netherlands 1944
35200 U.S. Soldiers at rest
35161 U.S. Officers
MISCELLANEOUS:
35578 Water pump set
35574 Beer bottles and wooden crates
35571 Wine bottles and wooden crates
35581 Wooden crates
3542 Farm cart
35541a Telephone poles
35553 European cart
35593 Concrete mixer set 
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I love your channel and your adorable personality...
Keep the videos coming
Thanks ... XOXO
Yes, "pant leg". A pair of pants have two pant legs. I put on my pants in the morning. My mom spilled juice on my pants. I jumped a fence and I ripped one of my pant legs on it. ALSO I jumped a tendency and ripped my pants on it. The former is more specific than the latter.
Also, thanks for your work.
Also, if you are using a camera (dslr) turn off auto focus and learn to set focus using the manual settings. That way you can make everything within a certain range in front of you always in focus. You are doing a lot of closeup stuff here and it would improve you quality. If you are using a cell phone, there are camera apps like Filmic Pro or Cinema 4k that will let you set a manual focus on your cell phone so it will stop searching for an item to focus on. I think if you get that down, you will be able to take the next step in your productions. Feel free to contact me.
Thanks for the info :) I will take your suggestion into a count.
@@Mysmallhobby Anytime man. Happy to help. You've done all the work and now it is time to make it shine.
Do Miniart produce a figure pack for the 1/35 London Bus ?
Many thanks
Terry
Hi Terry. As far as I know they do not. But they do have civilians for their tram cars. 🚊 civilians 1940ies.