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NEW 21st 1:6th!!

Posted: Sun Sep 10, 2006 10:18 am
by catman
Check these out, one of them is an error...

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Im hoping these ARE actually new and im not making a fool of myself :? ..

1/6

Posted: Sun Sep 10, 2006 10:22 am
by digger
I don't know 1:6 but they look new to me. :D
They also look damn cool :shock: Wish those sets would show up in 1:18 :P

Posted: Sun Sep 10, 2006 10:29 am
by VMF115
I wish they would make the min 1/4 scale I have a pair of ΒΌ scale Endo skeleton terminators that I would like to have extra weapons for.

Posted: Sun Sep 10, 2006 10:47 am
by hworth18
Nice.. The one is packaged "upside down"... Very unusual... :lol:

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Posted: Sun Sep 10, 2006 10:56 am
by MiG29K
I wanted to ask someone about the M60E4 configurations on those guns found at Wallyworld.

I'm gonna guess this is probably some DEVGRU concoction or some work by a crafty Seal Armorer as they are known for doing ghetto-fabulous modifications on many weapons. The Navy was responsible for the invention of the MK-19 Auto Grenade Launcher as with many innovative weapons...Has anyone seen these in actual pictures? GRENADE LAUNCHER on a '60? wow... I never woulda imagined. Shotgun? Damn...wicked crazy. If I saw this on some made for TV hollywood movie, I would have laughed but I guess these aren't a joke.

Posted: Sun Sep 10, 2006 11:17 am
by tmanthegreat
I saw those the other day here in California. They look pretty good! I may have to pick up the Machine gun and NATO weapons set. I do have a small collection of 1:6 figures, of which about half are modern. These weapons will work well with them :)

Posted: Sun Sep 10, 2006 11:49 am
by Threetoughtrucks
They came out recently, wish they were more into the WW2 era, especially the Ruskie stuff. Not much Ruskie stuff in 1/6, or just Allied stuff, as compared to the endless releases of new German figures, weapons, artillery and vehicles in 1/6.

Sure would like to see the same carded weapons in the WW2 era........they do look nice.

TTT

Posted: Sun Sep 10, 2006 1:30 pm
by steelbonnet
Since when the Ruskies use the GPMG or as you guys call it the M240??

Nice to see 21st has still got new 1/6th coming out & a Fine selection of Weaponry too.

Ja
Steel Bonnet

Posted: Mon Sep 11, 2006 5:07 am
by flpickupman
Hmm, that is interesting Steelbonnet. I have yet to see an M240G with a wooden stock myself. lol

Posted: Mon Sep 11, 2006 6:24 am
by aferguson
those US machineguns don't look so good to me....they're all built upside down for cripes sake.

Posted: Mon Sep 11, 2006 7:02 am
by steelbonnet
Ahhhh flpickupman.You have to remember that the DoD was a late comer to seeing how fantastic the GPMG is & then adopting it as the M240 (Used it just so though not knowing what a GPMG was).

When they first came out they were with Wooden furniture as was the L1A1 SLR rifle. Though both got Plastic furniture & alas the SLR got retired. So as said US was a little late on realising how good a weapon the GPMG was & well here`s what they looked like initially for us Brits & others waaaay back when Wooden was still the style for furniture.

Ja
Steel bonnet

Posted: Mon Sep 11, 2006 7:15 am
by flpickupman
I see. Thanks for the info. :wink:

Another issue to take into account is that it's manufactured overseas. Not so much that the US DOD didn't realize how good it is. Now we don't seem to be so squeamish about having our hardware made outside the US. I'm not terribly pleased with this development myself. They should at least acquire the licenses and make them here.

Posted: Mon Sep 11, 2006 7:47 am
by steelbonnet
No probs flpickupman. Must admit the same sentiments are usually felt within the British MoD. Though the likes of both the L1A1 & the GPMG both originally being Belgian FN weapons,we did have a license to build them,same with HK.

Look at the SA80A2 (L81A2),we could have started to use & issue the G36 BUT the MoD has invested too Much money & PR into making the SA80 looking like it`s a solid & reliable gun from it`s inception.After all HK are responsible for a LOT of the reworking on the SA80A2 (L81A2).
Sod that the man on the ground would rather have a dependable weapon in his hand rather than a Political Hot potatoe :(

Always the same way with Goverments they tend to screw up what the military really need,though High rankers within the Military start to think More Political rather than Military.

In some ways our MoD did it with the Euro Fighter. I still don`t understand why they didn`t take the path for Off the shelf US developed aircraft instead of this HIGH Expense & still Unproven aircraft that`s now coming into service. No matter what the pilots say & the PR machine states It`s still got to deliver. Plus not like some of our pilots haven`t flown USAF aircraft in the past & we don`t have them based over here either.

Stupid Politics.

Back to subject,Again it`s great to see 21st still producing 1/6th. After all 21st were the true Revitalisation in 1/6th during the late 90s. Yea Hasbro relaunched Joe & Action Man (no were near as good as the old Palitoy Action Man),21st actually brought accuracy into the ball park :D

So Great to see 21st FLYING in that circle & moreso with some weapons not done yet or only seen in limited numbers by other companies.

Ja
Steel Bonnet

Posted: Mon Sep 11, 2006 8:27 am
by ParatrooperCarbine
Anyone seen any of these at their regular WM? I have not seen them locally and might be interested in some kind of deal.

Posted: Tue Sep 12, 2006 7:39 am
by Ta-152
Been looking for those myself, as yet all i've seen is that WWII Ruskie set hanging around

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Posted: Tue Sep 12, 2006 9:07 am
by digger
Threetoughtrucks wrote:They came out recently, wish they were more into the WW2 era, especially the Ruskie stuff. Not much Ruskie stuff in 1/6, or just Allied stuff, as compared to the endless releases of new German figures, weapons, artillery and vehicles in 1/6.

Sure would like to see the same carded weapons in the WW2 era........they do look nice.

TTT
Been looking for those myself, as yet all i've seen is that WWII Ruskie set hanging around
I guess to each his own.. :D

Posted: Wed Sep 13, 2006 9:15 am
by Ta-152
Indeed.

I have next to no interest in WWII Russian, and wish dearly for them to disappear from my Wally World shelves. :D

Now, WWII German sets at Wally World would be fine indeed.

Posted: Wed Sep 13, 2006 11:45 pm
by blaster_e11
Ja,

we can talk about european joint weapon project anytime you want :wink: