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<H3><a name="datop" id="datop">Nazis ... I hate those guys!</a></H3>


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So, what's the point of having awesome and steadfast
<a href=http://www.inlgames.com/resist.jpg>resistance units</a> 
if there's no one to resist?
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Enter, Nazi bastards!
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This is the second set, the females.  Actually, it is two sets from 
<a href=https://pulpfigures.com/>Pulp Figures</a>, 
as is the first picture.  These minis are awesome and very easy and fun to
paint, even with limited capability.
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Because there is a lot of black and I use flat black bases, I tried to add
some variety my mixing matte (regular clothes), satin (leather trenchcoats), and
gloss (boots/shoes) sealant.
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Here's both sets with five coal scuttle helmed (no sealant) guards in front.
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