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I think we have a different notion of minor historical errors ...

I don't really understand the somewhat austere tone of your message. As I indicated previously, it is indeed useful to contact WB, and that's what I did. However, nothing prevents us from discussing it on this forum, which is also designed for that purpose.

I actually think it's useful to contact Ted or Chris at WB because there's really a big issue with the breech block. In fact, if we look at the attached photos, it turns out that the breech block is mounted upside down !. You'd have to completely remove the protruding piece and position it...

Hello Medic, I hadn't noticed the issue with the main gun breech block. Indeed, it's a shame for a €300 plus model kit. And besides, correcting this ourselves is a rather delicate job, not to mention that we'll have to repaint it in the exact color. I've attached photos of my M-10's breech...

A very beautiful diorama enhanced by the nice JJD Jagdpanther and First Legion figurines. Indeed, the 2nd SS Pz Division received 10 Jagdpanthers in February 1945 (as did the 9th and 10th SS Pz Div). None were lost during this offensive, as all 10 were listed as operational on March 15, 1945.

About the Kursk russian infantry (as for the Germans elsewhere), I still don't understand why there is always this rocky base rather than a grassy steppe as it should be. I know that it is easy to cover the base ourselves with flocking, but it is still surprising.

I finally managed to get the retired reference Nor055 on Ebay. But I'm surprised because the camouflage patches are small and very few in number on the front of the "Denison" smock. This gives the figurine smock a strange look. If you have this item, is it the same for you, or was mine done by a...

Finally Fallschirmjagers with a more realistic warrior look without the "elegant" blue scarf with white dots !.

I'm so excited, it'll be a bit of a change from only the German army !!!

Just a little historical clarification about the Middle Guard: it was disbanded in 1814, so it did not fight at Waterloo.

After about fifteen DAK panzers (all brands combined), perhaps one day some British 8th Army opponents .......

Yes of course, some Porsche KingTiger tanks had these exhaust pipes, but not all of them and not # 123.

Good news, this offers interesting prospects for future releases. However, there's still nothing for the British army (generally largely forgotten by the various brands !). And, personally, I really hope for a battle of the Bulge series.

Great, that will make 8 US figurines, initiative to continue without forgetting the british army and above all some allied and russian tanks ....

In regard of your newer collection "Kaiser time 1900", only at 1/30th scale which currently limits to First Legion and Team Miniatures, or other brands and scales ?.

I know that the German army is very popular with collectors and that therefore figurines on this theme bring in a lot of money for the various brands, but it might be time to have a few more opponents to face them. And particularly in regard of war park production : - German army : about 364...

Good idea !!!

It's a shame that there isn't the Zimmerit coating (which covers the vast majority of german tanks at this time) and still this unrealistic "black nose"/blackened muzzle brake !.

I am looking for the following FIRST LEGION Gerstal figures : Gerstal007, 008, 011N, 012N, 013N, 091 and 092. Thanks ....

Hello, You really have an impressive collection of napoleonic figures, it's a real pleasure to admire. You are lucky to have been able to collect a large quantity of all these figures now almost all retired. Do you plan to continue with the French and Prussian figures if you have them ?. In...