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Definitely ordering the GI with the BAR and the fellow with the Thompson SMG.

Well, I have to take back this earlier comment. Ended up buying a WP DAK Panzer III w/commander which I received today. It's a terrific tank, very nicely painted and weathered. The simulated paint chipping is highly exaggerated by the camera and nowhere near appears so prominent to the human...

The old forum had an option in the upper right corner in which you could click on the order you wished to view the threads, oldest to newest or newest to oldest. Can that be provided with this new format?

The need for the new software is very understandable, and all of the time, effort and expense to provide this community of collectors a place to gather is much appreciated. - Thank you, Julie, and everyone at Treefrog.

I don't know what WP is doing with all of the little white and black dots and dashes all over the tank, but I wish they would stop it. I don't see it on their earlier tanks, and I hope not to see it in the future. If that's meant to be chipping and weathering... it doesn't work.

Terrific photo. -The vehicle and figure look great. Promising start for War Parks new range.

JJD tank and War Park figures, that is a great matchup. - Great photo too.

I passed on the first ambush pattern and started to regret it. Almost pulled the trigger on a high priced secondary market one when this one was announced. I'm glad I waited since I'm TRYING to keep my WWII focus on the western front and this new one fits without any alterations required.

Very happy with this Panther Ausf.G - Kampfgruppe Peiper, Ardennes 1944. Nicely made, skillfully painted, great details.

Beast master...War Park tank commander and Tiger1.

Yes, I was beginning to think this range was going to be a non-starter.

Uh oh, here we go...

I'd like to see WB make a M3 Stuart for the '44 - 45' ETO.

Great display, well thought out and finely executed.

Those Janissaries look GOOD. Not my period of interest, but very tempting.

Great setup. Love JJD's horses and mounted figures.

I'm just so glad I didn't buy one of these, came close many times. I think it would end up being the first product return I've ever done in this hobby. Tman, you did a great job of making silk purse out of a sow's ear. :wink2:

More Airborne troops will be a very welcomed addition to the collection.

- Beautiful little sculptures.

Art of the toy soldier - Stunning figures.