First the Japanese and Canadian Postal systems did their best to smash apart my Soviet kit, in the belief that I must have been smuggling stuff, or maybe they just had an issue with me sending about 20 boxes of 1/72 kits home. Maybe they felt they were missing out on duties.
I do remember the Japanese customs guys opening one of my boxes on the day of my departure and they were ohhhh and ahhhh on my stuff to which I was asking please could I have it back as I wanted to catch my flight!
Which brings me to my issue now in 2018. I have finally begun to repair the damage done on my kit in 2003. My artillery.
I remember that I had one 76mm gun, a 122mm gun, a 57mm anti-tank gun.
This is what I've been able to do so far.
The 122mm gun has been rebuilt! It just needs a crew.
The 76mm gun is being rebuilt.
The 57mm gun has a carriage, and a gun shield, but I can't find the actual gun!
I also have several tank gun barrells which I may improvise some guns with.
At present, my Soviet force for Bolt Action is built for anything from 1942 on with a heavy influence for campaigns from 1944-45.
The units can also be used for the Cold War as the Soviets kept a lot of their armour to keep up with the amount of conventional equipment in their arms race with NATO.
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