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I thought it would be good to get some feedback on what people liked, disliked or surprised with Britains new releases. I am guessing we will get a better understanding of what alll is available when the catalogues and the britains website is refreshed next week.

My first thoughts based on early previews were the AZW was better than expected as you got a chance to build the kraal now and I am glad they continued with the evacuation of the hospital so I can fill in the middle of my rorke drift diorama. The individual zulu figures seem to be great choices but the lone 24th of foot was kinda of generic.


Biggest disappointment would be the War on the nile series in my opinion. When the LIMBER is the highlight you know this series is dying.


The biggest surprise was return to ww2 and the bomber diorama set which will be popular


I don't collect ACW, but they are clearly paying homage to all the aniversiaries of key battles coming up.... Net-net it appears something for everyone including NAPs who does not like a good highlander
 

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I thought it would be good to get some feedback on what people liked, disliked or surprised with Britains new releases. I am guessing we will get a better understanding of what alll is available when the catalogues and the britains website is refreshed next week.

My first thoughts based on early previews were the AZW was better than expected as you got a chance to build the kraal now and I am glad they continued with the evacuation of the hospital so I can fill in the middle of my rorke drift diorama. The individual zulu figures seem to be great choices but the lone 24th of foot was kinda of generic.


Biggest disappointment would be the War on the nile series in my opinion. When the LIMBER is the highlight you know this series is dying.

The biggest surprise was return to ww2 and the bomber diorama set which will be popular


I don't collect ACW, but they are clearly paying homage to all the aniversiaries of key battles coming up.... Net-net it appears something for everyone including NAPs who does not like a good highlander

Sorry! but just because a limber is being released doesn't mean the WAN series is dying! {sm5} It is an integral part of the Naval Brigade's equipment and by the look of it a fine set to add to my collection. ^&cool

Jeff
 
Gen Meade's Gettysburg HQ building will be a must have for me. The photo of the model is very nice looking and a great representation of the Lydia Leister farm house {bravo}}
:smile2: Mike
 
Gen Meade's Gettysburg HQ building will be a must have for me. The photo of the model is very nice looking and a great representation of the Lydia Leister farm house {bravo}}
:smile2: Mike

Count me in as well Mike. That house is going to be great with the command figs released! Chris
 
Personally I like the new additions to the Nile series. In fact, I per ordered, from treefrog, a couple sets with the sailor fighting the Jihadist.
Benjamin
 
I thought it would be good to get some feedback on what people liked, disliked or surprised with Britains new releases. I am guessing we will get a better understanding of what alll is available when the catalogues and the britains website is refreshed next week.

My first thoughts based on early previews were the AZW was better than expected as you got a chance to build the kraal now and I am glad they continued with the evacuation of the hospital so I can fill in the middle of my rorke drift diorama. The individual zulu figures seem to be great choices but the lone 24th of foot was kinda of generic.


Biggest disappointment would be the War on the nile series in my opinion. When the LIMBER is the highlight you know this series is dying.


The biggest surprise was return to ww2 and the bomber diorama set which will be popular


I don't collect ACW, but they are clearly paying homage to all the aniversiaries of key battles coming up.... Net-net it appears something for everyone including NAPs who does not like a good highlander
I have to disagree with zulucollector regarding his comment about the Naval Brigade limber. Being a die hard War Along Nile collector for me this is a spectacular set. The Naval Brigade fought a wild, bloody fight defending the Gatlings and Gardners at Tamai. I only wish they had Private Edwards of the Black Watch as part of the set. Also the individual Naval Brigade figures can be used for the Zulu War too.

Great job Britains keep em comin!
 

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