Jim Raynor cherif star MAR SARA

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James Raynor was the most honest man I ever had the privilege to meet during the collapse of the Confederacy. Every other person, I can confidently say, was either a victim or a perpetrator or quite often both. At first glance, Raynor appears like a rugged frontiersman, one of those genuine folks swapping tales about the good old days. There's an unwavering confidence, a self-assurance about him that makes you bridle initially. Yet over time you come to see him as a valuable partner and — dare I say it? — a true friend. It all comes from conviction. Jim Raynor believed in himself and believed in those around him. And from that strength came the strength that allowed him and those who followed him to overcome everything else the universe threw at them. Jim Raynor was an honest and honorable man. I suppose that's why his is the greatest tragedy in this forsaken war. I present to you the 3D model of my production, carefully crafted in the ArtCAM program. The model measures 3.8 mm in height, with a diameter of approximately 31 mm.