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6096
Thanks, Eric. I'll consider it. The HAT Russian gunners, however, are the ugliest figures I've ever seen, though. (Dear Mr HAT, please don't be offended by...
donald
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6097
Mr. Manning, Do you hail, as I do, from Upper Canada, and do you currently live in the Stratford Ontario region? I missed part of this post. Terry Cabak...
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6098
Is this really necessary? I was going to just give them the ... You just have to make sure there is no mold release on the figures, I usually wash them in hot,...
Gabriel Landowski
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6099
I saw this in a fleeting ad on tv. I think they are wargames figures rather than collectors. Paul ... Can anyone help, I have just heard that DEl Prado are...
Paul Stevenson
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Mar 1, 2005
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6100
A very old chestnut indeed, but nowadays there are no more problems with gluing and painting soft plastic figures than with metals, you just need to use the...
Claudio
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6101
I believe he does reside in Upper Canada. Not far from me actually, although I live on the other side of the river and hence South of the Border. We're a bit...
David & Robin
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6102
I agree. They look an awful lot like the old Atlantic figures. I mentioned them because of the shako they wear. Doesn't really look like the Kiwer. I hope...
Erik Chase
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Mar 2, 2005
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6103
I agree. They look an awful lot like the old Atlantic figures. I mentioned them because of the shako they wear. Doesn't really look like the Kiwer. I hope...
Erik Chase
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6104
... a "unit" of about 20 armed civilians (Westerners). The figures should be lightly equipped (haversacks OK, blanket rolls/back-packs would be a no-no) and...
woodbinedrinker
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Mar 2, 2005
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6105
I bought the first issue. They are 25mm wargames figures. The plan is to sell copies of the magazines with groups of figures (and a battle baseboard) with each...
Bob Cordery
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Mar 2, 2005
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6106
they're very expensive if you're going to use them for wargaming. I bought the first one, I'm intedrested in the Hougoumont model. The foot figures are about...
Stephen Pickstock
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Mar 2, 2005
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6107
Hi, Eric, I know what you're saying about the Zvesda Russian foot artillery but it's a result of the size of the boxes contents: 3 guns, crews of 6 for each, a...
donald
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6108
Just e-mailed HAT couple of new things on their site German WW2 Cav & Bicyclist will have interchangable heads (hurrah) and multiple uniforms (hurrah) but only...
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The Panzer 46 website shows some excellent masters for French WWII soldiers and lots of other really good stuff as well! San Antonio Jack [Non-text portions of...
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Mar 2, 2005
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6110
Dapol railway workers are good, generic work clothes that are good from about 1880- 1940s. They are a bit hard to arm but carry tools that could give a Boxer a...
Graham Korn
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Mar 2, 2005
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6111
Please forgive the intrusion. I'm downsizing my world, and would like to find a happy home for a fairly large quantity of plastics. In general, I have: A...
hantz
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Mar 2, 2005
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6112
What I'd like to see is ALL heads on ALL sets be seperate pieces. This would avoid mold seam lines traveling up the middle of a figure's face, allow for some...
bobspruster
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Mar 3, 2005
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6113
I hope you don't mind me answering you off-list, but I just thought you'd like to know you "got inside my head". I have the Lenin figure that I'll be giving...
Bob Kane
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6114
Enough said, OK? Bob "Dementia is the same thing as creativity, only without the expense of art supplies." Dogbert, as told to Scott Adams. ...
Bob Kane
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6115
I have never seen a picture of the Italian 75/25 model 06. I do not know what wheels this item has. I do know that it is available from Ostmodels (Australia)....
KazAdz
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Mar 3, 2005
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6116
Great job as usual, Claudio. What about a tutorial in conversione tecnhiques? :-) Paolo ... with ... need to ... guide that ... figures,...
dessotedigo
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Mar 3, 2005
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6117
Hi Paolo, thank you! If you go to the main index page at http://www.arts.demon.co.uk/wargame/dbm.html and scroll down you'll find many articles on conversions,...
Claudio
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6118
... Foiled again!...
Gabriel Landowski
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6119
Bob, I look forward to the release of the French Infantry. While they are in the Kepi, I some of my sources show the Foreign Legion wearing the Kepi in Europe...
Erik Chase
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6120
... in the Stratford Ontario region? I missed part of this post. ... Hi Terry: I live in Mississauga, about 90 minutes from Stratford. I will be there for...
Michael Manning
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Mar 3, 2005
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6121
I understand that plug heads are difficult to do on 2-part molds....
luisalegria
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Mar 3, 2005
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6122
There is also the issue of gaiters vs puttees. 1914 (kepi) French had short gaiters. Puttees came in about the time of "horizon bleu" and the helmets. The...
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6123
G'day DBLCHM's With the steady approach of more 1/72 plastics for WW1 ( when will it end ? the test shots from Hat look excellent and the bug has bitten again...
tom
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Mar 3, 2005
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6124
Hi Tom I got enthusiastic about FoW for WW1 at one stage and did some army lists - I'll see if I can dig them out, it was about three years ago. I tried a ...
Nathan Ward
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Mar 4, 2005
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6125
G'day Nathan Yes you're right , in FOW , infantry in bullet proof cover or dug in are very hard to get rid of , we were actually aiming at playing with less of...
Tom
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