Small Scale Military Headquarters

Hey awesome work man! Looks great, my fav. are the second figure and the second last. The facial hair looks amazing, good job!

Oh yes. Here's a clip, at oen part you can see them firing off a SG-44


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DBc41_f8eZI

Where's the vehicles?

Aferg said it best: .

Meh.

Anyway, it's a cool looking model. The dog is bizarre, however. I strongly suspect they'll be a KV-2 come out....all they need do is a new turret and they'll double (probably more than double) their sales. Oh of course. The KV-2 is a real monster of a a tank and I would def. buy one or two of 'em. ...

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TEXAS_HOSS wrote:very nice, battle damage is my specialty but you my friend or an expert,

really? Cool! You should share some pics and tips with us, I've been really interested in doing a burnt out Mark IV but I'm not sure how to make it realistic and not look like a little kid threw it in the fire.

I have no idea But could you please post the link to the sale of this, it looks splendid!

ltcbj wrote:THEM!

US!!

Ummm, up here in Canada we have rocks all around. Is there no rocks in the States that you have to shell out $80 for a stone? Just use a real one

The Good Lord delivers on my 32X prayers.

Wait, what? They can't mass retail this? The Lord giveth and taketh away.




I'm really hoping though that they can find a way to mass-retail this.

Rowsdower wrote:

MG-42 wrote:........... like slim jims !



- Mitch v MG

SNAP INTO A SLIM JIM!!!

Meh, I am not impressed enough to fork over $50+ Now if it was an IS-2 or 3.

Ditto. Just looks a little simple and plain to me.

MG-42 wrote:

Col.Pickle wrote: I love that Soviet MG on wheels. Don't remember what it's called but it looks cool eh?

* Maxim



- Mitch v MG

Hahaha of course. That gun's got quite the history eh? Thanks mitch.

grunt1 wrote:mighty Pickle!

Yay, I am in the most Holy of Holy Books!!! Seriously though, this stuff is awesome guys

Very nice! Looks truly wrecked. Can't wiat to see the gruesome casualties!

ltcbj wrote:That is a very interesting picture you have there Colonel.

Thanks man! I thought the same thing. I love that Soviet MG on wheels. Don't remember what it's called but it looks cool eh?

ooohhhhh! Think it'll be in Action too? I'd like to see some at the Targets when I got to California next month.

I never bought into 1/32 planes, but a box formation and aerial battle diorama in my son's room would have been too much for me to resist. Lemme see: 4 B-17s, a few 51s, a couple 262's with a few escorting g6's, a few intercepting FWs. So thats 4 x17s plus at least a dozen 1:32 fighters. That descr...

I would've wet my pants if they did Anyone have a guess at what they probably would've sold it for? I'm guessing about $50.

Awesome! Only thing I could suggest would be to maybe add some more accessories/rubble on the side of the road.... Jerry cans, spent casings and the like.

Lucky you! Buildings make the diorama, no doubt. Second the motion for pics.

Awesome displays! And welcome!

Y'all are pissin me off!!! While the 21st Cnetury world is burning down around me I'm stuck in the Great White North, with nary a 21st Century figure for 100 miles (well, besides my room)

Man, I'd love me one of those!!!

a)The best aircraft of the Second World War The P-47 Thunderbolt (The Juggernaut/Jug). It had both durability and firepower to take out any plane in the sky. Especially head-on. b) The best all round tank of WWII The German Tiger II (Königstiger). It had the Fire Power and tonnes of armor. Even wit...