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And the winners are…
Dear AFV-News readers, Finally we (the jury) of the fourth edition of the Art of War series: The Mini Art Contest have reached a verdict! We aswell readers were impressed by quality level of all the entries! So we have to confess we had some difficulties in choosing the best works as always happens. For this reason our great sponsor MINI ART Ltd. has decided to give out some extra prizes for other three deserving models, choosen directly by them. Hurray! Our friends and supporters at Scale Military Modellerwill publish on future issues the best works and in addition have chosen two more other jobs. But in the end, after long discussions focused on technical and artistical aspects we drew our conclusion. We have also given particular importance to the entries that best expressed the theme of the contest.
Who are the winners?
ohh they will be announced starting tomorrow!
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