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== The Broader Context of Military-Inspired Airsoft Collections == The search results reveal that airsoft enthusiasts often build collections inspired by military weapons from various countries and eras. Users suggest additions like "An FAL," "SKS," "SVD Dragunov," "AUG," and other firearms with historical military significance1. This indicates that airsoft collecting frequently focuses on recreating authentic military loadouts or assembling representative examples of significant weapon systems. Within this context, the L-86 LSW represents just one component of a broader interest in military replica firearms. Collectors might group it with other British service weapons like the L-85 mentioned in the thread1, or as part of a collection of squad support weapons from different military forces. The discussion also reveals that airsoft enthusiasts often seek more unusual or specialized weapons to complement their collections. As one commenter suggests, collectors might look for "Something ridiculous Ie: something that would be completely impractical in most circumstances, but you got it because you thought it was dope"1. The L-86 LSW, with its distinctive appearance and relatively uncommon status compared to mainstream assault rifle replicas, could fit this desire for unique collection pieces.
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