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2011/04/27 14:24:04
Subject: 20mm Early War Russian Vehicles
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Buttons Should Be Brass, Not Gold!
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2011/04/27 14:31:42
Subject: Re:20mm Early War Russian Vehicles
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Feldwebel
Charleston, SC
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Impressive! Very Impressive!
those are all plastic?
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"#5. The most precious thing in the presence of the foe is ammunition. He who shoots uselessly, merely to comfort himself, is a man of straw who merits not the title of Parachutist." +Fallschirmjäger 10 Commandments+ |
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2011/04/27 18:35:57
Subject: 20mm Early War Russian Vehicles
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Buttons Should Be Brass, Not Gold!
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Nope.
Plastic, resin and metal.
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2011/04/28 17:20:15
Subject: 20mm Early War Russian Vehicles
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Private First Class
Raleigh,NC,USA
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Very nice. What are you using for your bushes (second to last picture, behind right front tire of nearest rocket truck)?
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Flames of War is a very good game that just happens to use WWII miniatures. |
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2011/04/28 18:09:59
Subject: 20mm Early War Russian Vehicles
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Buttons Should Be Brass, Not Gold!
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They Silflor Tufts, ones with leaves.
Check Mutineer Miniatures for tufts he does cheap packs of them.
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