arnhem44mad
1st Lieutenant
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Hello Andy. It would be good to see some British WW2 Airlanding figures. The Paras were only one part of the battle. The 7th King's Own Scottish Borderers, 1st Border and 2nd South Staffordshire Regiments were also there. Maybe some men unloading equipment from Gliders and trailers?
Maybe a new Recce jeep with the twin vickers on the front only? Maybe even a Recce jeep with a single vickers?
Some more figures to represent the 9th Field Company (Airborne) would bee good as poor Tom Carpenter is fighting alone there! Maybe some engineers laying mines at the Northern ramp of the bridge?
Maybe an Airborne MP guarding prisoners or searching prisoners? Theere were 2 reported to be at the bridge.
A 17 Pounder with seperate crew and also with separate Modified C8 Tractor would e awesome too!
Some more officers would be great - personalities from the various Regiments.
Some Germans using captured British equipment andd weapons such as your awesome 'new ownership' jeep.
Finally...the medics! We neeed some personalities such as Colonel Graeme Warrick. A stretcher team and more medics tending to wounded - German and British. An ambulance jeep with the special frame at back.
I can't wait to see you think of next for this range, Andy!
Scott
Maybe a new Recce jeep with the twin vickers on the front only? Maybe even a Recce jeep with a single vickers?
Some more figures to represent the 9th Field Company (Airborne) would bee good as poor Tom Carpenter is fighting alone there! Maybe some engineers laying mines at the Northern ramp of the bridge?
Maybe an Airborne MP guarding prisoners or searching prisoners? Theere were 2 reported to be at the bridge.
A 17 Pounder with seperate crew and also with separate Modified C8 Tractor would e awesome too!
Some more officers would be great - personalities from the various Regiments.
Some Germans using captured British equipment andd weapons such as your awesome 'new ownership' jeep.
Finally...the medics! We neeed some personalities such as Colonel Graeme Warrick. A stretcher team and more medics tending to wounded - German and British. An ambulance jeep with the special frame at back.
I can't wait to see you think of next for this range, Andy!
Scott