Barzo Playsets
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Barzo Playsets
Barzo has made some great playsets. I wonder if they will ever make a WWII or Korean or Vietnam or even an Iraqi/Afghanistan set. Their plastics and diorama pieces are very well done.
Ketelone
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Got any more info? A link, some pics? I've never heard of them, but I'm always interested in the accessories that playsets provide.
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"When I went into Kuwait I had 39 tanks, after six weeks of air bombardment, I had 32 left. After 20 minutes in action against the M1's, I had none." Iraqi BN Cdr, 1991
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Check out the TSSD site, they carry those Barzso playsets...
http://www.sdsoldiers.com/barzsopage.html
http://www.sdsoldiers.com/barzsopage.html
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I purchased the buildings from the Shores of Tripoli set. These structures could be used for a North Africa WWII set up. They look good with DAK troops or Brit 8th Army. I have also purchased some of the structures that were utilized in the TSSD Stalingrad set. The prices aren't that bad for some cool stuff.
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What scale are these? Doesn't really say anywhere http://www.barzso.com/
or is this something you are automatically suppose to know as a standard scale? I'm assuming 1:32? That would be cool.
The Ambush rocks and rock, and much of the buildings would work in a WWII diorama.
or is this something you are automatically suppose to know as a standard scale? I'm assuming 1:32? That would be cool.
The Ambush rocks and rock, and much of the buildings would work in a WWII diorama.
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