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Man, Id be all over that FOV Witman tank if it was 1/18 instead of 1/16. Is 1/16 scale new, or has it been popular a long time? I hope they continue to expand the XD line with the new TRU deal. One more thing. I also hope 21st does someWW2 in the new Platoon format... Come on Christmas surprise..
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FoV in 1:18 would rock.. They could do the same basic vehicle in multiple lines like they do now.
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FoV ? ... and in 1:18 ?
....... Won't happen ! ... ...
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OK the 1/18 and 1/16 vehicles are a bit off ...
But the XD figures and FOV Wittmann figure are the SAME SIZE.
http://img443.imageshack.us/img443/6063 ... 042st5.jpg
But the XD figures and FOV Wittmann figure are the SAME SIZE.
http://img443.imageshack.us/img443/6063 ... 042st5.jpg
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many of the xd figures are a bit overscale.....that tank crewman in your picture probably being the worst offender. His head is giant.
I suspect that FOV made their 1/16 tank crew figures a bit on the small side, like alot of manufacturers do, so they will fit better in the vehicles.
FOV in 1/18 would rock..
I suspect that FOV made their 1/16 tank crew figures a bit on the small side, like alot of manufacturers do, so they will fit better in the vehicles.
FOV in 1/18 would rock..
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Wittman was a LITTLE dude. About five hands above a midget. But he was one hell of a tank killer. They made those tank pesronal small back in those days easier to get in and out of the copulas. I really wish that they would have done an earlier version of his tank because the FOV looks to be the same as the 21st. I have one of the FOV Witts . It is cool but it has the same road wheels and I with it would of had the older rubber dished wheel.
I didn't know that wittman was a midget. And that does make sense that tank crews would be midgets easier to get in and out of the tank.
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He was not a midget...but if Michael Wittmann had attempted to join the LSSAH at any later stage, (1937) he would have been refused entry on grounds of his height!
minimum height for a 1st SS "Adolf Hitler" trooper was changed from 166 cm to 180 cm.
So Wittmann was at least 5' 4"....short, ja, but no midget
minimum height for a 1st SS "Adolf Hitler" trooper was changed from 166 cm to 180 cm.
So Wittmann was at least 5' 4"....short, ja, but no midget
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It was 180cm including the hat so you should be good.aferguson wrote:hm.....so i would have been too short to be a 1st SS "Adolf Hitler" trooper; i'm 177cm.
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