Modern Period Range

Started by Rob, 28 February 2013, 01:20:12 AM

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Rob

I'd like to request that Pendraken expand their modern period offerings to include Warsaw Pact and Nato forces please.  :)

I dont really mind what time period it is as long as the vehicles and weapons of both sides are within the same time period. Early eighties might be a good period as you already have usable Brit infantry, the CVRT and landies.



Cheers, Rob  :)

i_am_win

Yup, I second that. We'll need modern military for zombie wars otherwise why have modern zombies? Not fussed where they're from so long as they are from the west. 80's would be ok (it'd have a nice romero dead trilogy feel to games  8)) but any era after that would be good too.
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Lord Kermit of Birkenhead

Yes - but for proper use, not zombies.......

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Proper use....How else are we going to defend ourselves from a zombie attack... ;)
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Duke Speedy of Leighton

Warsaw pact please, c1984...  :D
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Hertsblue

With the Centurion and T55/54 and various bits from the Vietnam range, plus second world war, you have the nucleus of some of the earlier post WW2 conflicts. However, it would be nice to have dedicated late 20th century kit, Chieftains, M60s, T62s, 64s, 72s etc.

Oh, and the correct infantry to go with, of course. The second half of the 20th century is now a recognisable historical period. Let's embrace it.  :-B :-bd
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mart678

I am working on a to be cast in resin Lynx recce vehicle for the canadians(private commission but will be avalible after the order is filled) will put some pictures up at a later date in leon does not mind

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nikharwood

I'm in...

I love modern gaming (along with everything else, natch) - so I'll buy it all  :d

jeffb

Could do with some generic African Rebels, most of my wargaming is Post War African conflicts, so anything from the 1950's would do me. Plus modern forces and obscure forces such as the Australian Infatry with the Steyr AUG.

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OldenBUA

01 March 2013, 11:50:15 AM #10 Last Edit: 01 March 2013, 11:53:13 AM by OldenBUA
Quote from: Hertsblue on 28 February 2013, 09:27:55 AM
With the Centurion and T55/54 and various bits from the Vietnam range, plus second world war, you have the nucleus of some of the earlier post WW2 conflicts. However, it would be nice to have dedicated late 20th century kit, Chieftains, M60s, T62s, 64s, 72s etc.

Oh, and the correct infantry to go with, of course. The second half of the 20th century is now a recognisable historical period. Let's embrace it.  :-B :-bd

I'd second this: work from what you have already, and expand to include other options. Trying to do it all in one go would be an immense task, and would mean that you end up with various bits and pieces, and nothing nearing a complete range in sight. So I think it's better to see what is missing for a particular range/conflict, and do these. This in turn will mean that other ranges/periods/conflicts will become more viable.

For example, for the earlier Arab-Israeli conflicts (e.g. 6-day war), you can use various WW2 stuff, as well as several items (M48, M113, PT-76 and so on) from the Vietnam range. With the addition of the Centurion and T54/55 more gaps are filled. Add what is missing for this (e.g. infantry / BTR's / ZSU 23-4 and so on). These will be then be useful for other periods and conflicts.

On the other hand, if you started to work on (again only for example), a Bundeswehr circa 1984 range, you'd need to make a lot more stuff before the range becomes usable.
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mart678

Ok How about T62 Btr 152 and Btr 60 pb/opentopped, Bmp 1 then Ratel 90, casspir and unimog truck that willl about cover africa and maybe a couple of Zsu's

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nikharwood

Quote from: mart678 on 02 March 2013, 06:54:08 PM
Ok How about T62 Btr 152 and Btr 60 pb/opentopped, Bmp 1 then Ratel 90, casspir and unimog truck that willl about cover africa and maybe a couple of Zsu's

martin

Oho - sounds good to me Martin  8)

Hertsblue

Quote from: mart678 on 02 March 2013, 06:54:08 PM
Ok How about T62 Btr 152 and Btr 60 pb/opentopped, Bmp 1 then Ratel 90, casspir and unimog truck that willl about cover africa and maybe a couple of Zsu's

martin

That would be an excellent start, Martin. :-bd
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OldenBUA

Quote from: mart678 on 02 March 2013, 06:54:08 PM
Ok How about T62 Btr 152 and Btr 60 pb/opentopped, Bmp 1 then Ratel 90, casspir and unimog truck that willl about cover africa and maybe a couple of Zsu's

Very useful additions there, so sounds like a plan.  8)
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