Wasn't this Otway's regiment at Quebec, on the right flank? Anyone know if Frontline figures are compatible with JJD's? -- lancer
Thanks for the response, Pete. Looks like the Battle for Quebec could get out of hand.
-- AlThanks for the response, Pete. Looks like the Battle for Quebec could get out of hand.
Egads! There are now available the 47th, 78th, 28th Ft. from JJD and the 35th Ft. from Frontline for the British. The French have 2nd La Sarre, colonial troops, and Marines from JJD and 2nd Royal Roussilon and Marines from Frontline. Plus there is artillery for both sides not to mention fine renditions of both Wolfe and Montcalm from both maufacturers. I need more space and money.
-- AlYou are right about those listed prices, Damian.
I looked at them also and I gotta say it looks like they are mis-priced or they have got to be the best bargain going. The new figures at MTSC are priced at $10 apiece whereas the older figures average somewhere around $22-25 each. I don't see how $10 each is possible. I would think the new prices would be closer to $30 each. Like I said, either a great bargain or someone goofed. -- lancerThe only thing I find a bit odd with some of the new Frontline sets is the figure configuration/combination in sets IBG.4 and IHMA.6. Both of these 3 figure sets consist of one figure loading and two kneeling firing. Just looks an odd combination to me! Surely it would be better to have one loading, one standing firing, one kneeling firing. Even if you combine one of these sets with IBG.1 or IHMA.1 (2 standing loading, 2 standing firing) to have a complete firing line (one of each loading, standing, kneeling) there is still a leftover figure standing loading. Is it just me???? At $18/$20 per left over figure that could mount up if you want a half decent firing line.
