@barnee Thanks so much Play Well!!
New Global War Expansion Sets need voting on.
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It’s really too bad about FMG. I saw some of thier American stuff and it would’ve been really cool.
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i saw them unfortunately FMG says there molds got stolen so they don’t have them going anymore :(. I got there Italian set and they were pretty good. The subs could have been better but other than that I have no complaints.
You know, that’s something I don’t quite get. I can understand the thieves making off with FMG’s money, but why steal the molds? I know the molds were expensive to make, but what good would they do for a bunch of unscrupulous businessmen?
It makes me wonder if we might see FMG German and Italian pieces popping up from somewhere else in the future. -
i saw them unfortunately FMG says there molds got stolen so they don’t have them going anymore :(. I got there Italian set and they were pretty good. The subs could have been better but other than that I have no complaints.
You know, that’s something I don’t quite get. I can understand the thieves making off with FMG’s money, but why steal the molds? I know the molds were expensive to make, but what good would they do for a bunch of unscrupulous businessmen?
It makes me wonder if we might see FMG German and Italian pieces popping up from somewhere else in the future.that’s the part i’m not getting either but it’s the company line
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“Coach”,
––As far as the Island Warfare set in your Global Warfare-1939 series sets goes,….Do you have plans for making,…or could you PLEASE include an APD Attack Transport? These were the WW1 era 4-piper Destroyers that were rebuilt into Attack Transports for the Marine Raiders and other units. The Japanese also had simular Attack Transports and both were seen starting in the Guadalcanal campaign.
––My Marine Raiders are anxiously awaiting their rides into battle.––I’m including a drawing & some pics, below.
“Tall Paul”
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And a couple more pics.
“Tall Paul”
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now if I could get a KV-1 in the conversation we’ll be in business
They do have them already. If you’re talking about the Russian heavy tank. They come in four colors. I have a ton of them.
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No, that’s a KV-2.
But it’s pretty much the same thing, with exception to the turret and gun.
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No, that’s a KV-2.
But it’s pretty much the same thing, with exception to the turret and gun.
Doh!
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@Tall:
“Coach”,
––As far as the Island Warfare set in your Global Warfare-1939 series sets goes,….Do you have plans for making,…or could you PLEASE include an APD Attack Transport? These were the WW1 era 4-piper Destroyers that were rebuilt into Attack Transports for the Marine Raiders and other units. The Japanese also had simular Attack Transports and both were seen starting in the Guadalcanal campaign.
––My Marine Raiders are anxiously awaiting their rides into battle.––I’m including a drawing & some pics, below.
“Tall Paul”
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