A Call to Arms? (1 Viewer)
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Why, do you want some Zulu and British?
I don't know if they are active but they are all over Ebay. Armies in Plastic seems to be a huge alternative, with some really unique subjects and timeperiods. I only have their British Army on Foreign Service 1899 sets, and they are
Mike
I don't know if they are active but they are all over Ebay. Armies in Plastic seems to be a huge alternative, with some really unique subjects and timeperiods. I only have their British Army on Foreign Service 1899 sets, and they are Mike
Carnahan
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Why, do you want some Zulu and British?
Mike
I love AIP's subjects, but the oversized guns and odd-angled arms and legs make them look too much like old-fashioned toy soldiers (which may be the intention of the creators) for my taste. I do, however, like the Napoleonic and Indian infantry, and the new French-Indian sets are great.
