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Ditto. If the pricing is halfway reasonable, this goes to the top of my Christmas wish list.

Not sure about the Tiger Tank, but the Sherman and the Amtrack were part of the BMC Iwo Jima set, which was a plastic version of the King and Country Sands of Iwo Jima line. (Done with K&C's permission). I think the New Ray diecast line came at least a year or two later.

I think that's exactly the issue for many of us. The CTS armor (including the U.S. Halftrack) was a little small, even for the Marx/Airfix 1/32 scale figures, and now with the "new" 1/32 scale figs being produced by TSSD (and the CTS 'tweener scale) they've lost some more ground. I...

Yeah, unfortunately, that may still be a ways down the road. I wonder if something like this would be a viable project for a kickstarter initiative?

For reasons mentioned above, I doubt that we'll see general production of anything like this, but it seems like a fertile ground for 3D printing. Imagine a "Flames of War" armor selection in 1/32 scale! For example: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:310476/#comments

Re: Seriously - Is CONTE Still in Business ? Well, you never know. After sitting through nearly four hours of that movie, I was rooting for the water, the ice and the fish. - anyway - I guess the bottom line on the Alamo is that he may pick it up again someday, but for the forseeable future...

Re: Seriously - Is CONTE Still in Business ? His most recent update is here: http://www.conteco.com/QA.htm Gist of it is that he does not plan to discontinue the plastic Alamo line, but sets 6 and 7 didn't sell well enough to support further expansion at this time. He notes that TSSD and Ken...