[23enigma61]

have any you dragon armour collectors looked at your models through a magnifying glass ? i tried it today,and to my surprise,the models literally came alive,for the first time i seen at close range the weathering and washes dragon use to finish their product.their zimmerit finish is superb,their unit insignia is breathtaking,their detailing is amazing,if you havent tried it ,then you owe it to yourself to give it a whirl.the quality of the product is truly magnificent.

[Copland]

Numerous times. The detail is superb. It is especially interesting to have a close - up look at the interior of the 251s.

[23enigma61]

funny just did that very thing ,the interiors are superb ,i wish i had done this a long time ago,it has made me appreciate the quality of the build,even more,than i did before.i also viewed my fov su122,in winter camo through the magnified lens and it too looked great,surprisingly.I have always been guarded with fov products,i only have two in my collection,magnification,hasnt particularity,altered my mind,but it has made me consider,fov products as possible additions in the future,depending on vehicle under consideration.dragons 1.35 scale tanks look great too ,through the mag lens.

[Copland]

I stick mainly with Dragon and HM for 1/72, although I have a few FOV 1/72. I have several of FOV 1/35 line and really like them.

[csiemers]

I didn't use a magnifying glass, but I did notice how nice the 1/72 models were once I started taking photos of them and making them desktop backgrounds. I saw detail I never saw with my eyes! It was quite amaizing!

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