War Park production (4 Viewers)

[Mastercom10]

I know that the German army is very popular with collectors and that therefore figurines on this theme bring in a lot of money for the various brands, but it might be time
to have a few more opponents to face them.
And particularly in regard of war park production :
- German army : about 364 figurines (soldiers and tank crews) and 40 military vehicles ( trucks, guns and tanks).
- Soviet army : 24 figurines and 0 military vehicle.
- US Army : 3 figurines and 0 military vehicle.
- British army : 0 figurines and 0 military vehicle.
It seems like World War II was just a German Civil War !!!.
I hope that future releases will rebalance these figures a little (not for right away since it is still a new series of german tank riders that will be released).

 

[keithstanks]

I know that the German army is very popular with collectors and that therefore figurines on this theme bring in a lot of money for the various brands, but it might be time
to have a few more opponents to face them.
And particularly in regard of war park production :
- German army : about 364 figurines (soldiers and tank crews) and 40 military vehicles ( trucks, guns and tanks).
- Soviet army : 24 figurines and 0 military vehicle.
- US Army : 3 figurines and 0 military vehicle.
- British army : 0 figurines and 0 military vehicle.
It seems like World War II was just a German Civil War !!!.
I hope that future releases will rebalance these figures a little (not for right away since it is still a new series of german tank riders that will be released).

 

[keithstanks]

If only the Gemans controlled the Volga River. Western Russia brought into Europe. No Communists, Ah! Very sad.

 

[jazzeum]

If only the Gemans controlled the Volga River. Western Russia brought into Europe. No Communists, Ah! Very sad.

So are you saying Western Russia would have become part of Germany and that would have been a good thing?

 

[Artilleryman]

Every Company produce what they can sell (best) ... that's the game. But it is not only that "problem" - new ideas are wellcome, despite you can say anything is done until today! (That's one problem, the other and really serious one is dead rate of collectors that we can't change ...) - and to tell the truth: In my newer collections "Kaiser time 1900", "Franco-Prussian War 1870/71" and "Frederic the Great" I collect only Germans/Prussians, no oponents.

 

[War Park]

 

[wayne556517]

So are you saying Western Russia would have become part of Germany and that would have been a good thing?

Look at Germany now, and who is still fighting wars ???

 

[jazzeum]

Look at Germany now, and who is still fighting wars ???

I’m afraid I don’t understand your question as much as I didn’t understand the comment made by the person who posted it.

Was he saying everything west of the Volga River should have become part of the Nazi empire? If so, that’s rather strange comment.

 

[wayne556517]

I’m afraid I don’t understand your question as much as I didn’t understand the comment made by the person who posted it.

Was he saying everything west of the Volga River should have become part of the Nazi empire? If so, that’s rather strange comment.

What Empire, it was crushed by the Allies.
I am just saying the Russians still at War, the Middle East will always be at war over stupid religion, Germany a Europe Powerhouse.
Just a conversation mate, nothing to do with Nazis this end.

 

[jazzeum]

What Empire, it was crushed by the Allies.
I am just saying the Russians still at War, the Middle East will always be at war over stupid religion, Germany a Europe Powerhouse.
Just a conversation mate, nothing to do with Nazis this end.

Two different things. What the poster seems to be saying is that if the Germans had gotten to the Volga, everything west of that would have become part of Germany and we’d have no more Communism. The downside is a Nazi empire that probably doesn’t lose the war.

As to your point, that’s delving into modern politics, which, on the surface, isn’t permitted on this forum although that rule is usually observed more in the breach than otherwise.