NEW Figarti -US Infantry Advancing Over Ditch (1 Viewer)

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Happy New Year everyone.

Gees, I guess I missed this new release too. BTW, Treefrog has this one and the others new releases available for pre-sale too!

These sets are interesting aren't they?

Carlos

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Very nice.I really like multi figure sets like this.
Mark
 
Poses seem a little stiff and un-natural to me....That's how I see it....Sorry but does not appeal to me
 
The figures look great but the trench looks too wide. I don't think every soldier who is weighed down with gear will be able to jump that without pulling a groin muscle or falling into the trench. LOL:D
Great figures Rick!
 
The figures look great but the trench looks too wide. I don't think every soldier who is weighed down with gear will be able to jump that without pulling a groin muscle or falling into the trench. LOL:D
Great figures Rick!

That all depends Nick; if they are a trench system as part of a strongpoint where machine guns, ammo crates, small artillery/pak anti tank guns are moved around within, then the trench is not too wide.

Have a look at the trenches in Windtalkers or the trenches within the German strongpoints on Omaha Beach in Saving Private Ryan and you will see those trenches are pretty wide too.

Also, some trenches served two purposes; for infantry to fight from and as vehicle/tank ditches to have small vehicles/tanks get hung up on............
 
That all depends Nick; if they are a trench system as part of a strongpoint where machine guns, ammo crates, small artillery/pak anti tank guns are moved around within, then the trench is not too wide.

Have a look at the trenches in Windtalkers or the trenches within the German strongpoints on Omaha Beach in Saving Private Ryan and you will see those trenches are pretty wide too.

Also, some trenches served two purposes; for infantry to fight from and as vehicle/tank ditches to have small vehicles/tanks get hung up on............

I'm well aware of the types of trenches there can be. I guess you just didn't understand my point.;)
 

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