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2012/02/29 20:04:06
Subject: Wargames Factory 28mm WW2 German sprue pics on Facebook
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Infiltrating Broodlord
Lake County, Illinois
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Three body/head sprues and one of the arm/weapon sprues per box, making 30 figures.
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2012/02/29 21:19:25
Subject: Re:Wargames Factory 28mm WW2 German sprue pics on Facebook
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Hauptmann
Diligently behind a rifle...
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I'll take 50! Those remind me of a better version of Tamiya Infantry!
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 Catachan LIX "Lords Of Destruction" - Put Away 
1943-1944 Era 1250 point Großdeutchland Force - Bolt Action
"The best medicine for Wraithlords? Multilasers. The best way to kill an Avatar? Lasguns."
"Time to pour out some liquor for the pinkmisted Harlequins"
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2012/02/29 21:40:57
Subject: Wargames Factory 28mm WW2 German sprue pics on Facebook
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Calculating Commissar
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No integral bases is cool. Makes for much easier time using them for dioramas, and various game system. Is that one guy carrying an MG belt around his neck? If so, that's pretty ahistorical, not to mention uncomfortable.
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2012/02/29 21:44:34
Subject: Re:Wargames Factory 28mm WW2 German sprue pics on Facebook
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[MOD]
Decrepit Dakkanaut
Cozy cockpit of an Archer ARC-5S
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Stormrider wrote:I'll take 50! Those remind me of a better version of Tamiya Infantry!
Wait.. what the.. You saying these are better than Tamiya?
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2012/02/29 21:54:02
Subject: Wargames Factory 28mm WW2 German sprue pics on Facebook
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Avatar of the Bloody-Handed God
Inside your mind, corrupting the pathways
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They seem to have very baggy shins...
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2012/02/29 21:57:57
Subject: Wargames Factory 28mm WW2 German sprue pics on Facebook
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Phanobi
Canada,Prince Edward Island
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Nice! They look pretty well detailed. Liking the fact that they are not on built-in bases.
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2012/02/29 21:59:50
Subject: Wargames Factory 28mm WW2 German sprue pics on Facebook
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The Main Man
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Agamemnon2 wrote:No integral bases is cool. Makes for much easier time using them for dioramas, and various game system. Is that one guy carrying an MG belt around his neck? If so, that's pretty ahistorical, not to mention uncomfortable.
I don't think the ammo belt around the neck is ahistorical. A quick Google search will reveal quite a few photos of German soldiers with ammo belts around their neck, at least one of which is pretty iconic (It's in pretty much any History Channel documentary ever, and is probably what a lot of the minis with ammo belts around their neck are influenced by).
As far as the minis go, they aren't horrible, but I've seen better as well. Depending on the price, they might be good for beefing up your forces a bit, but they're not my favorite 28mm option.
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2012/02/29 22:33:52
Subject: Wargames Factory 28mm WW2 German sprue pics on Facebook
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The Hive Mind
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Agamemnon2 wrote:If so, that's pretty ahistorical, not to mention uncomfortable.
It's uncomfortable as hell, but not ahistoric... it's even done today in some cases (though not for long distances).
I've done it when I get 2.5 boxes of ammo for the M60... gotta carry that half box somehow.
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My beautiful wife wrote:Trucks = Carnifex snack, Tanks = meals.
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2012/02/29 22:38:24
Subject: Wargames Factory 28mm WW2 German sprue pics on Facebook
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Solahma
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Fatum Iustum Stultorum 
