Interesting news. Recently found out that Armourfast now have their own website, but it would appear to be currently under construction at present.
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Interesting news. Recently found out that Armourfast now have their own website, but it would appear to be currently under construction at present.
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I’m working on a late war USMC rifle platoon for the Pacific using the larger figures (those scaled-down 1/32 poses) from the Airfix US Marines set. There are also some Hasegawa hard-plastic clones and even the old Esci hard plastic version of the famous...
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I needed a Forward Observer Team to use as Regimental Support for a WWII Pacific USMC Platoon and with the Disposable Heroes rules we’re using you get the option of either a Marine or Navy FO team. I decided on a Navy team in...
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These are some old Airfix and Matchbox 1/76 scale figures from my collection that were used to make up some small British Commando squads for a game a few weeks ago. Classic stuff, figures that are over 30 years old and the sculpting and...
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New figures, hot off the painting table. Really well detailed figures, crisp molding and plenty of raised detail. Not really ideal for wargaming as there are no action poses, but they’re nice for spicing up sea vessels or nautical dioramas.
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An old favourite set of mine, great figures. These were painted by Carlos de la Concha for a couple of scenarios we plan to game in the near future.
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I didn’t think much of these figures before I saw them painted, but it’s amazing how a good paintjob can change your opinion. They look fantastic. These were painted by my regular wargame opponent, Juan Reyes from the Brazo de Nelson Wargame Group.
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My mate Carlos’ WWI Early-War French Infantry in their colourful uniforms, ready to take on the might of the Kaiser’s army.
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Some of the HaT 1/72 scale WWI Early-War German Infantry in their pickelhaube spiked helmets.
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Some of the Pegasus Early-War Germans painted by Juan Reyes from the “Brazo de Nelson” wargame club.
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