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https://yarkshiregamer.blogspot.com/2018/07/troops-on-parade-ww2-british-desert.html

Well there is always an excuse to get them all out on the table at once, said the Actress to the Bishop.

As part of my going therapy I thought it might be a good idea to review some of my figure collections starting with my 28mm British WW2 Desert boys.

This was supposed to be a single box of Perrys Miniatures and a couple of Tanks, as they say mistakes were made ! At the end of the post is a picture of the to do pile so it's not over yet.

Enjoy

Regards Ken
The Yarkshire Gamer

Awesome stuff. Always good to see historicals

Great looking forces chap, tempted to do some desert brits when the new bolt action plastics drop.

Wind in the Willows inspired Tanks! I hope the irascible Mr Toad is in one of those armoured cars. Poop Poop!

Super job all round on this lot. Nice choice of an army too, Operation Compass; "Never was so much surrendered by so many to so few!"