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Considering their other products of which I am familiar I would imagine they are recasts of the 54mm Marx Pirates. Nice figures. I bought sets of "Glencoe" Marines and Japanese some 20 or so years ago and found them to be great recasts of the Marx figures in nice flexible plastic; the molds...

All I can say is that I totally agree with the previous comments. Superb job in making these guys come alive.

The last I heard (and on good authority) was that for the time being, HaT has suspended any future plans for its 1/32 line. Sad news, I know. But the sets produced did not sell as well as hoped and it was my understanding there are still some number of boxes from their more arcane sets still...

Great job! Thanks for sharing the pix.

I had one of those and I had the big (BIG) "Tiger Joe" by Remco. WAY too big but I used them anyway - made them into a "Super Tank" for my 1/32 guys to try and tackle. I just made sure they never had to cross a bridge, go through a European village, or have to cross boggy terrain...{sm4}

I haven't gotten around to painting my WWII guys yet (don't know if I ever will) yours really show how well the two sets go together. Fortunately for me the originals came out in OD that was close, but the paint jobs really make them mix well.

The calm before the storm... Great work! Thanks for sharing.

It appears to me that "Fritz" is trying to make the best possible product and keep it at a price that is affordable to most hobbyists. I really loved FOV/21st C vehicles, but for one could never see paying upwards of $100 for a single vehicle (yes, I'm a cheap sucker). I have accumulated a...

Dittos, Fish. Good to see your stuff again and know you're still kicking.

I particularly like the way you did the eyes. Superb job all the way around.

I totally agree there is a shortage of good artillery figures actually manning their pieces and doing the job. I do get some comfort in the fact that in my own twelve years in the US Field Artillery I never recall ever having a full authorized compliment of crewman to man our piece - and I...

Great work. I particularly like what you did with the mortar men.

Just one word - WOW! I'll say it backwards - WOW!

I had the same problem.

Nice jobs; been thinking of some similar stuff myself. Thanks for sharing the pix they both inspire and intimidate.

Someone's having way too much fun here... LOL.

I've thought about that for several of the "lost" Marx sets; if only for sentimental reasons.

Definitely a lot of possibilities in that area. Just remember pix when you're done.

Very Exciting! Always room for more great figures IMHO. I particularly like the Japanese officer in helmet - rare indeed in plastic; don't know of any. I thought TSSD's guy with the machete was an officer at first. So happy to see this one.

I don't know there was a lot of pre-production work involved in this set as the poses appear to be minor conversions of figures already produced in their Southwestern Cavalry v. Apache series. This may have made it less expensive to put together and therefore attractive. It does answer a demand...