Despite the proliferation of ranges for CWC era games I can't seem to find a dismounted infantry Sagger.
Any ideas?
QRF ? And the Plastic Soldier Soviet Inf - but that is also a whole rifle company.
But that's all 15mm :(
Anything in 10 or 12 mm?
Minifigs then - maybe.
Red3 miniatures now make one in 10mm! :D
Timecast?
Nope - Timecast make the AT4 Spigot. It seems as though Red3 are the only ones to make the AT3 "suitcase" Sagger. It's a very nice model.
Quote from: Dr Dave on 19 July 2019, 11:21:09 AM
Red3 miniatures now make one in 10mm! :D
Sorry to resurrect this thread - but how do the Red3 models compare size wise to Pendraken? I have an urgent need for suitcase Saggers.
Quote from: flamingpig0 on 09 June 2020, 07:33:43 AM
Sorry to resurrect this thread - but how do the Red3 models compare size wise to Pendraken? I have an urgent need for suitcase Saggers.
They look like they are on steroids when next to Pendraken. Also in what I would call the naïve style - the characteristics are exaggerated and there are no tucks or folds in the uniform. The heads can be
Dixonesque. (Anyone remember Dixon ?) However men don't come in uniform sizes, so I have dispersed a few Red3 amongst my Minifig Egyptians. Red 3 figures are designed to be "representative" as opposed to the proportionate animated miniature figures that Techno sculpts. Gamers have a choice as to which style they want on their tables.
Red 3 kit and vehicles are compatible with Pendraken if you don't mind killing the 3 D //// grain with thick primer - the AAA plugs some very useful gaps. I especially like the ZU23 -2 which is a popular "technical in bush wars". The Red 3 Brits infantry will fit well with the bigger Timecast Cold War figures
Rumour Control have heard whispers that Yom Kippur War infantry may be storming their way to the top of the Pendraken request pile. But the stars are not quite in alignment yet. :)
If you want to keep the "uniformity" of Pendraken figures, then take Red3 Sagger (30 pence each) and apply craft razor knife and Superglue. I made my own ATGM out of 1/144 aircraft missiles until commercial models of the weapon appeared.
My Cold War Pendraken Brits (Falkland range) have "acquired " 120mm WOMBAT from the same source and method. :)