FLAMES OF WAR MID / LATE WAR US TANK CO

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**legoburner**

Looking really good thanks for sharing

Especially like the US armour and paratrooper objective.

**legoburner**

I've not tried the leafing system but certainly look forward to seeing your results with it. What are you using for your urban bases? I've been considering urban for some SS I am starting soon but have not found a good source. I love the kerr and king base designs but they would not match up with the rest of the FoW bases.

**legoburner**

A pack of plastic-injection cast sandbags: 200 sand bags in all measuring 5mm x 8mm x 2mm.
I've used these at both 15mm, 20mm and 25mm, although they are getting a tad small for 25mm -30mm. Very handy for those who don't have the time to make their own sand bags by hand but want something that they can make a unique sand-bagged position out of, rather than relying on pre-cast elements that usually don't fit just the way you need them too.

You can buy from here:
http://www.barrule.com/Workshop/WWII/products%20-%20WWII.htm

I've bought from there without any problems before (not tried these sandbags yet but am very tempted).

**legoburner**

Looking good, but I love the look of all M7s anyway so might be a bit biased

The photos are a little bit dark so it is a bit hard to see the mud too much, but looks quite nice with the glossy/wet effect. Did you use one of the tamiya mud weathering sticks on it too?