Recent content by Hunter Rose

Thanks, Mike. I appreciate the kind words.

Those look like the old Figarti ones to me.

I'll take it. Now for some mid-war summer SS troops in camo smocks and low-boots!

So how about some more tank riders Matt? Mid-late war summer Heer Germans in low-boots/gaiters and with a couple in Splinter camo Zehltbahns along with camo SS have never been done and are sorely needed!. Your new Kursk line could really use them.

Selling the following: Two USGI tankers, a Sherman cargo netting, and a Sherman track link section from the Britains #25270 set. $55 shipped Both figures are like new excellent condition in original box. These figures are also up for auction on eBay, so if they get a bid there first they...

Selling the following: First Legion GERSTAL045 German Feldwebel Directing Fire $85 shipped NOR097 German Assault Group Sniper $80 shipped Only for sale in Continental US. Alaska or Hawaii will incur extra shipping costs. Payment via PayPal Friends and Family. PM me to buy or with questions...

Can anyone make a (big) kid's Christmas wishes come true? I'm looking for the following retired First Legion World War Two sets, PM me if you have any of these: GERSTAL: 009 010 019 039 042 059A RUSSTAL: 011 015 036A or 036B 038 039 Tank Commanders: TC009 TC011

Matt, That is one really cool Russian resistance vignette. I'm very happy to see the figures not permanently attached to the base, so they can be used in different ways. Keep up the great work, and get busy releasing that Marder III Ausf M already!

I wish the eye-patched SS Paul Hausser figure's base was dirt and grass like the Guderian figure, but the figure itself looks great. I also like the SS Skorzeny figure, just trying to figure out how I would display it.

As for aesthetics issue, I think the black muzzle brake dead horse has been beat to death, and you could probably move on from it. First Legion's more recent models like the Jagdpanzer IVs, Elefant, and Ferdinand have muzzle brakes with a LOT less black weathering. It's almost non-existent on...

I'd submit that two of your assumptions are incorrect: The Germans did not use black powder, and therefore their ammunition was smokeless. - the "smokeless" powder used in German ammunition just means it did not produce excessive smoke that lingered and floated on the battlefield. Smokeless...

Mastercom, you might be better served saying your preference is for a non-blackened muzzle brake, because you think it looks better. There's absolutely nothing wrong with that, and I'm sure there are other collectors who share your sentiment. However, making a factual declaration that a...

Plastic Platoon has a pretty good female Russian Sniper sculpt...

Love it Mark. Great vignette.

Thanks to Cris Tay for posting up more sneak peaks. Looks like more Fallschirmjagers are are on the way, along with a large group of marching US Paratroopers.