1/48 Pz 38 (t) and Marder
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I have been waiting with baited breath. I did find a 1/48 Little Bird in black/green camo a few months ago which is pretty cool though.
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No, in 1/48 they are still good sized. ~4" or so.
"The only constant is change. Often short change. Learn to accept.": Noah Vaile www.dinosaur-toys-collectors-guide.com
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