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2011/03/02 23:37:17
Subject: 6mm WW2 - Update 09/03
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Buttons Should Be Brass, Not Gold!
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2011/03/06 15:11:58
Subject: 6mm WW2
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Decrepit Dakkanaut
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What manufacturer is that?
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2011/03/07 10:17:25
Subject: 6mm WW2
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Buttons Should Be Brass, Not Gold!
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legoburner wrote:What manufacturer is that?
Mostly Heriocs & Ros, but a couple of Scotia in there too.
More to come tonight... Finished a full T-34/76D company last night and the transport for my Soviet Infantry company...
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2011/03/07 17:22:20
Subject: 6mm WW2
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Decrepit Dakkanaut
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What's the average time it takes from prep work to completion (excluding basing) for a T34 in 6mm?
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2011/03/07 18:36:30
Subject: 6mm WW2
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About ten minutes. If that.
Did ten in just over an hour. Automatically Appended Next Post: Latest additions, all Soviet...
T-34 Tank Company
Recce Platoon
Infantry Company Vehicles
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2011/03/08 18:35:39
Subject: 6mm WW2 - Update 09/03
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Sword-Bearing Inquisitorial Crusader
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Good looking Russians, P. Shame that they take forever to get anywhere though, since they're always Stalin! GET IT? Stalling!
...I'll get my coat.
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2011/03/09 11:01:04
Subject: 6mm WW2 - Update 09/03
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Painting Within the Lines
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SkaerKrow wrote:Good looking Russians, P. Shame that they take forever to get anywhere though, since they're always Stalin! GET IT? Stalling!
...I'll get my coat.
You better, I can see the big wooden hook reaching to drag you off stage any minute now...
OP, great looking models! What rule set do you use for them?
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2011/03/09 11:25:43
Subject: 6mm WW2 - Update 09/03
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Fixture of Dakka
CL VI Store in at the Cyber Center of Excellence
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Nice job. All my 6mm vehicles are unbased, but seeing yours on bases makes me second guess that decision.
Jake
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2011/03/09 12:59:10
Subject: 6mm WW2 - Update 09/03
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Buttons Should Be Brass, Not Gold!
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Basing saves alot of damage and makes them very easy to store. It also gives the more clumsy player something to pick the model up by. Not had any breakages in the five years that I have been basing them.
I have a case from KR Cases that holds 400 of these bases.
Automatically Appended Next Post: econtutor wrote:
OP, great looking models! What rule set do you use for them?
Im using a set called 'Combined Arms' from the 1980s with my own amendments and also Blitzkreig Commander.
I will probably write up my own set for this scale as I want to focus on company/battalion level actions. Automatically Appended Next Post: Sd.kfz 251/9 & 251/16
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