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WIA models

 So recently I ordered some WIA models from MPV 

Quite a few actually 🫣

And they arrived in Scotland pretty quickly and were eventually out for delivery except the driver never found my house, took them 3 attempts until they eventually just put it in the post office, and now I need to pick them up. 

I'm very excited as I've been a fan if WIA for ages and have never even held one in my hands 

Tomorrow is the day I get them! Any guesses on which ones I got? 

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