Small Scale Military Headquarters

It isn't the tank that's important. It's how well it will sell. I know that Tamiya made/makes a KV-II model. I wonder about the sales of that. I suspect that if the KV-I goes well a -II may be in the offing. It would be a fairly simple job to make a turret.

I saw a bunch of 1/32 planes @$32.99, others at $28.99, playsets @ $28.99 and ve3hicles @ $21.99. Their prices are generally a bit higher but always have been. That some particular items are priced outasight doesn't surprise me either.

Talking about fun Michigan Toy Soldier seems to have a lot of 21st C vehicles, figures and airplanes still available at regular prices.

My very first actual tank model was from COMET, back in the mid '50s, and it was a KV-2.

I didn't realize the Russian army could afford binoculars for their tank crews. And the German PzIV-F-1 crew appear a bit blase about their proximity to a KV, although the Russian is looking away and they'd have to be at about that range to have a good shot at a kill. On a slightly more serious note...

autoclave: a strong heated container used for chemical reactions and other processes using high pressures and temperatures, e.g. a steam sterilizer

manclave: a steamed, sterilized man

Is a "manclave" anything like an autoclave?

Maybe a form of vasectomy?

21C wasn't filling the void when they were in business.

Other than FoV?

I am not sure what you mean by "different." Only that in some of the pix the compartment cover is on, in other pix it is off. How did you get the screwdriver in there anyway?

Where is Fetco located?

Or a Regiment of Chieftains inside a 1/18 Tiger (augmenting its firepower considerably) along with its entire logistic and command tail.

You can hide an entire company of 1/285 scale light tanks or a troop of Chieftains in a match box ( the small ones) .

CinC:

http://www.pfc-cinc.com/front_page.html

I collected 1/285 scale for over 30 years. The best players in that scale are CinC and GHQ. They both have websites you can access and there is a tremendous range of vehicles from trucks to tanks and Hummers to H-35s, both in terms of period (pre-WW2 to contemporary apocalypse) and type. Including a...

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I've seen these FoW on line for several years. I did not know that they were available, retail, in the USA. They look like pretty neat little vehicles and there is quite a range available but they never fit in quite right scale-wise and the fact that they come as kits was a big drawback. They come o...

Tshintl wrote:It's hard to beat the Value Plus Series at $16.95 each! Nice price drop just for getting rid of the plastic display case.

I liked it when they were $9.99. Introductory price. Like your neighborhood drug dealer.

Only The Shadow knows.

Dauntless wrote:
Too much too little too late, alas they ran out of gas

All hypothetical history now.

Who are the they you are talking about?

Too Bad.