Desertkiwi
1st Lieutenant
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- Oct 3, 2009
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As someone who has only been collecting K&C for a wee while, I have no idea if Andy and the team have ever produced WW2 8th Army figures, charging with "fixed bayonets"??
If not, I figure they are way over due and would make a welcome addition to the currant Western Desert range.
Maybe a set of 3/4 figures on the rampage?
With a lot of emphasis on AV's and artillery during this campaign, its easy to forget how often it was left up to the infantry to clear out a position by sheer guts and cold steel.
Having spoken too many Kiwi WW2 veterans over the years, about the desert war, its clear the infantry were regularly called upon to use this tactic.
For example, soldiers from the 28th Maori Battalion were notorious for bayonet charges after a good old fashioned "Haka"......used to scare the c...p out of the poor Jerries & Italians.
How about it Andy?
If not, I figure they are way over due and would make a welcome addition to the currant Western Desert range.
Maybe a set of 3/4 figures on the rampage?
With a lot of emphasis on AV's and artillery during this campaign, its easy to forget how often it was left up to the infantry to clear out a position by sheer guts and cold steel.
Having spoken too many Kiwi WW2 veterans over the years, about the desert war, its clear the infantry were regularly called upon to use this tactic.
For example, soldiers from the 28th Maori Battalion were notorious for bayonet charges after a good old fashioned "Haka"......used to scare the c...p out of the poor Jerries & Italians.
How about it Andy?