How to kitbash a 1/6 scale figure - PMC in Afghanistan

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I'm thrilled to present to you my latest project custom 1/6 scale figure. Dive into the detailed process and enjoy the step-by-step video. Your feedback and support mean the world to me!
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To create this kitbash, I used loose parts from the following brands:
Hot Toys, JX Body, Very Hot, Toy Soldier, Soldier Story, Easy & Simple, FLAGSET, and Kotobukiya.

☞ To simulate the asphalt, I used wallpaper from the Japanese brand SINCOL.
Wallpaper code: SW 4317.
☞ https://sincol-group.jp/products/wall...

00:04 - Showcasing the loose parts
01:48 - Weathering and distressing jeans
04:24 - Long Sleeve Button Shirt
04:58 - Tactical Vest Weathering
05:39 - AR-15 Weathering / Customizing
08:45 - Ammunition Pouch / Fixing the handheld Radio
13:00 - Laser Sight Weathering
17:37 - Weathering Ammunition Pouch and Rifle Sling Strap
18:38 - Converse Chuck Taylor
21:38 - Wearing the figure
24:00 - Making a notepad
27:41 - Wearing the figure / Gear
28:50 - Modeling a tactical Knife
32:32 - Making a Leather Knife Sheath
36:45 - Modeling Asphalt Road
42:42 - Tactical Knife and Keffieh
49:51 - Showcasing the figure

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🪖 Private Military Contractors, also known as private military companies (PMCs), have been involved in various roles in Afghanistan.
Historically, PMCs in Afghanistan have been employed for a range of services, including security, logistics, training, and advisory roles. They have often been contracted by governments, international organizations, or private entities to support military and security operations.
During the U.S.-led military intervention in Afghanistan, which began in 2001, PMCs played a significant role in providing security for various facilities, personnel, and convoys. They were also involved in tasks such as training Afghan security forces and providing logistical support.
As the situation in Afghanistan has changed over the years, with the withdrawal of foreign troops and the evolving political landscape, the role of PMCs may have shifted accordingly. Additionally, the specific activities of PMCs can vary depending on the contracts they have with their clients.