The Wargamers' Forum

You have a point, the old kits go back a long way and there is little comparison between those and new tool kits It was an eye opener for me a few years ago when I did a Typhoon having last done the old one in the 70's. Or think of their Firefly compared with the ancient Sherman. They could put a la...

That's a lovely model

Yes they are indeed superb.
Most of my UNIT troops are Gripping Beadt Falklnds British [choose Royal Marine heads so you get beret with round badge, makes it easier]

re this same topic on Lead Adventure if you dont mind me linking- a useful contribution from Mr Crooked Dice on why this particular figure had to be so big.. its to accomodate the casting requirements on the splayed fingers. Its a great figure as are the Leela and Tennant in the same release. Hoping...

Agreed, definitely

Very nice
CP Models?

An impressive collection
What rules are they based for?

Great job

Had been sticking together Airfix planes for ages,and getting Airfix WW2 infantry and playing around with no structured gaming involved, but then there was a happy arrival of the Waterloo film, Airfix Waterloo, and the first issues of Military Modelling, then Discovering Wargames from Shire Publicat...

excellent

The farm is perfection

A very unusual terrain piece


from me who mostly has just farmhouses

Thats sad
It was a very useful range for those of us depending on quick builds

They are excellent...are the occupants all printed with the vrhicles? If so thats clever stuff

Those Stugs definitly not tatty

They look like a great range

Looks great..despite being a strong contender for Ugliest Tank of WW2

Excellent

Yes I remember the Hotspur US infantry. I had a platoon of them and regretably sold them long ago.

Just checking Im not being thick... you would buy a pack of figures PLUS the corresponding pack of heads?