Military build up

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A few years ago I ran into a Lego alternative called Sluban and usually would want nothing to do with it because there's no substitute for the quality of Lego and I don't like knock-off shit. But I realised they do military sets, something that the politically correct Lego company do not do, and that got my attention. Since then, I've built a few small sets and not too long ago I decided to see how a larger set would work out and bought one.



This army tank is not massive by my usual Lego standards where I build sets with several thousand individual pieces but it's big enough with 781 pieces and is almost 30 centimetres in length; I think, based on other Sluban builds, it'll be enjoyable to build...and also frustrating.

The problem with Sluban is that the pieces are not made as precisely as Lego, (typical knock-off shit), the quality isn't as good and neither are the instructions, but I've never had any major issues with either so I think I'll be ok with this tank. Along with less quality comes less cost, much less, and there's the fact that because Lego are left-wing woke fucktards they don't make military sets which leaves me having to buy Sluban; I don't mind too much and over time will build more of it and probably investigate some of the other brands that do military stuff as well.

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