..... not sure if we'll get it in the same packaging. May just be an exclusive for Europe , who knows.


* France 1945 ???

- MG
... changed your mind about the Chaffee didn't ya' PanzerArm ? ... I knew you'll get one eventually.

They sure showed you Kevin!PanzerArm wrote:Those have been on ebay for about 2 weeks. They have the Tiger on there too:
And yes Mitch, I think I have changed my mind about getting that Chaffee, part because it grew on me a little, and part because my "FOV sucks they need to make better stuff" boycott is over now that they announced a bunch of stuff for 2012.
-Kevin
Yes I remember when tanks were 9.99 at walmart, but I passed on most of themmiggles wrote:anyone remember when the first tiger tank was like $30.....sigh now its almost twice that for a light tank. I will pick it up eventually for giant dio. Just gonna have to save. But I will prolly get ambulance first. I hope it comes with stretcher barers
>>> It is an Eastern Front Tiger. ... Moreover , I can see maybe about the paint chosen for the new Panther but why such a disaster concerning the 4th. series T-34/85 ???Heer wrote:Pictures of the new tiger was not impressive. No weathering at all. Paint job was OK. I wasn't too happy at all with this tiger. I am seriously considering passing on this tiger, although I really want an eastern front tiger. I will still get the panther and t-34/85 regardless of how big the disaster are on those 2 pieces
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Thanks on the review. I like the new FOV Chaffee, if anything for simply the way it looks. Then again, I've also really enjoyed my 21c 32x version. Each has their positive and negative points. The 32x version has far more functionality than the FOV tank (i.e. more opening hatches, etc), which is something I always like and which FOV could have done.MG-42 wrote:* * * Good review "tman" & Thanks for posting pics.I always thought the 32x Ultimate Soldier Chaffee was too small so I'm glad I went ahead & ordered it despite what some think about it. It's actually not such a bad piece. At least FoV offered something different than it's predecessor. * * *