villagehorse
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I think a set of these gas mask figures to operate the FL 150mm Howitzer would look interesting. Cheers, Robin.
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I think a set of these gas mask figures to operate the FL 150mm Howitzer would look interesting. Cheers, Robin.
Mister Dave
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Would lilke to see 5th Regiment of Foot Light Infantry to help out the Grenadiers . . .
:smile2: Mike
The more I read up on events of April 1775 in Mass., the more I think these light company lads would really make a great next addition to the AWI British line. At least they seem to have been quite busy at Lexington/Concord.....
MD
Spitfrnd
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That would make a nice one Dave. Frankly I'd like a Napoleonic set attacking like that as well.^&cool
I also like Artmabigor's Roman "inspirations". I hope we see some of those.
Fusilier
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Panzer Meyer
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Nice pic.
Mister Dave
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Yes, isn't that a beauty? Mike dug that up a while back in the early stages of this thread.
It was these light companies that chased the Lexington militia off the field at bayonet point and then tangled with the larger group of militia at Concord's North Bridge while the Grenadier companies were in town looking for stashed weapons and so forth.
Based on FL's way of approaching a subject, I believe that Noah is correct and we will eventually see them produced.
MD
It was these light companies that chased the Lexington militia off the field at bayonet point and then tangled with the larger group of militia at Concord's North Bridge while the Grenadier companies were in town looking for stashed weapons and so forth.
Based on FL's way of approaching a subject, I believe that Noah is correct and we will eventually see them produced.
MD
churchmouse1
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I have always hoped someone would make this true German Super Weapon :salute::
Regards Prosit Gebhard
Gebhard,
That is now my desktop. Thanks!
Dave
Gebhard
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Hi Dave,
That makes me very Happy to hear {sm4} , I'm really glad you enjoy it . Its an old postcard and has always been Family favorite . Regards and Prosit :wink2: Gebhard
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not sure if anyone already posted it but...
i want a trebuchet, thiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiisssssssssssssssssssssssssss BIG!
or a mangonel
and some pallisades for my archers, but i couldnt find a picture.
That's gonna look kinda wierd in my Eastern Front dio
...Sammy
sotnik
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not sure if anyone already posted it but...
i want a trebuchet, thiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiisssssssssssssssssssssssssss BIG!
Trebuchet would be nice
Gebhard
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Took these shots in Mexico while on Vacation {eek3} These guys were terrifying , I think someone had mentioned interest in a Spanish conquest on Mexico line . I would pick up a few I'm getting into it ... could be very a cool line . Regards Gebhard
6th Wisconsin
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Yes, Mexico - great idea. Mayan history is fascinating, and it could be accompanied by a small structure!!
Gebhard
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Hi Noah ,
Yea after alternating from Beach to Pool for 5 days I was able to convince the Misses to do a Mayan excursion to see two ancient ball games Pok ta' pok and Uarhukua and a recreation of a Mayan Ritual ^&grin Really cool stuff . You know us History nuts we can find it anywhere even in Paradise :wink2: .. Regards Gebhard