Acrylic Infantry Identification Markers

Hey All,

I’ve got some custom resin 4-figure and single figure .stl files available on wargame3d here:

https://www.wargaming3d.com/?product_cat=&s=ritterkrieg&post_type=product&apbct_visible_fields={"0"%3A{"visible_fields"%3A"product_cat+s"%2C"visible_fields_count"%3A2%2C"invisible_fields"%3A"post_type"%2C"invisible_fields_count"%3A1}}

Just search Ritterkrieg or click on the link above.

Sweet, thanks man. I’ll give it a shot!

I’m curious as to how many people use Airfix/Italerie/Revell/etc 1/72 infantry units in their games. I used to be against this preferring the OOB units, but I have spent a small fortune over the last week buying different sets on eBay to add “spice” to the game. Bottom line is I’m having fun researching the sets and also learning more WW2 history as I go. It’s amazing the detail some of these infantry pieces have! Has anyone else been bit by this bug?

These are great. Laughed at reason 11 on the video- good one!

@jasonondesign awesome thanks

let me know if you want to see the rest…

Battle Markers - Units - Sea - US - close up.jpg
Battle Markers - Units - Land - Germany - 2.jpg

@The:

The permanent marker definitely helps, but I would be too nervous about ruining the board to try it.

You could cover the board map with a thin sheet of acetate and draw the lines on the acetate.  No damage to the board that way.  If you goof up a line, you just erase it with some rubbing alcohol (which dissolves “permanent” marker ink) and re-draw it.

I have them formatted to avery .75 round labels. see house rules ( pieces and where to get them)