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I have a few questions :

1) Will Battlefront ever release plastic infantry in separate packs, like the ones in the Open Fire set ?

2) I like snap-kits of tanks, I love the Zvezda ones. I would need Panzer IV (with schurzen like in Normandy 1944) and Panther. Does anyone know if Zvezda or any other company has any plans for such snap-kit releases ?

3) I loved the old Airfix snap-kits North African Fort and La Haye Sainte. Does anyone make any kind of buildings in 15mm snap-together nowadays ?

1)Battlefront is releasing the German infantry from Open Fire at least this way. Not sure if they have plans on others anytime soon but I'm sure they're looking into it

2) Zvezda is the only company to my knowledge. No Later war tanks like Panthers or later Pz IV'S have been released yet.

3)I have no idea. I'm sure there's someone who makes those though

1) It seems that Battlefront are heading that way with some of their infantry. I'm not really a fan of plastic infantry.

2) Plastic Soldier Company (PSC) make Plastic Panzer IVs and Panthers along with other late war vehicles.

3) I can't think of anything that isn't resin, metal or lazer cut MDF.

Plastic soldier Company sure have some nice models, its just that I really, really like the snap-together types. But PSC seem to have very few parts, so that is good. I am not really a modeller, I just enjoy creating diorama type scenarios on my kitchen table.