Master list for the new Korean War range - Input required!

Started by Leon, 25 October 2016, 08:44:17 PM

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Which of these ranges would you be most likely to buy first?

American - Early war kit
11 (20.4%)
American - Later war kit
18 (33.3%)
British - Tropical kit
7 (13%)
British - Commandos
11 (20.4%)
British - Later war kit
21 (38.9%)
North Korean
32 (59.3%)
South Korean
12 (22.2%)
Chinese - Summer kit
12 (22.2%)
Chinese - Winter kit
25 (46.3%)

Total Members Voted: 54

Wulf

Quote from: FierceKitty on 01 November 2016, 11:51:46 AM
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Sunray

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Usually a case of sourmash from Lynchburg Tennessee makes them very happy.  ;) ;)

Sunray

Its been a week since Leon launched the preferendum on Korean figures.  The odds are on late smock dressed Brits facing up to thermal clad Chinese - making the era of the conflict the winter of 1950, and the retreat from the UN positions close to the Chinese border (circa 25 Nov 1950) to the new line about 60 miles south of Seoul (25 Jan 1951) . The Chinese run out of steam and we have the so called meatgringer counter attack back up the peninsula to where the ceasefire lines are today just north of 38 th parallel.  There is stalemate from July 52 until the armistice of 27 July 53.

It is an era devoid of armoured (tank battle) engagements .  The Chinese don't even deploy artillery until the summer of 51.  Centurions  park on rams of earth with guns angled skyward to engage targets off the table. All rounds fired are HE.

But thats what the majority voted for - and what we are likely to end up with. (At least one other 10mm manufacturer has opted for  a similar range of winter war, although he may in his wisdom have gone for the parka clad ultra cocooned 1953 look).   Simple sculpt - put 10m head and feet on a 15mm scale torso.

Not too late to change your vote...... ;) ;)  But end of the day, when the polls close, I will accept the decision.

Imagine the consequences the day after Brexit- if one could recast one's vote - eh Boris ?

fsn

I hear what you say, Sunray.

I feel some "what if's" coming on.
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Matt J

Hang on, hang on, have I read this wrong. I was under the impression all ranges were being done at some point :-\ and it was just a simple poll to see which ranges would be most popular   :-\.

Surely it isn't just 3 ranges being so decided by us numpties !

I might need to change my vote as i've starting ordering my armour for early war phase  :o

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Leon

We're doing all of the ranges, the poll is just to work out which ones are most popular so that we can schedule which order to do sculpt them in.
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Techno

Quote from: Leon on 01 November 2016, 06:41:55 PM
which order to do sculpt them in.

Feet upwards, as normal, as far as I'm concerned.  :D

Cheers - Phil

Sunray

Quote from: Leon on 01 November 2016, 06:41:55 PM
We're doing all of the ranges, the poll is just to work out which ones are most popular so that we can schedule which order to do sculpt them in.

"We (Pendraken) are doing all the ranges" .  The case for the Forum rests.  I have no further questions Me Lord. (Party at the home of a well known sculptor based in Wales)

In response to Schlesin - vote for the figures that give you the style of games you enjoy, on the table of terrain you can afford.  For me I like tank country with moderate hills, a BUA on a vital crossroads, and a bridge or two.  No walk overs, the dice can swing it either way, and fortune favours the bold.

This criteria shapes my vote. My order for T-34/85 (Marty's spank new model!),  BA-64s (buy one get one free) and Gaz jeeps is already in.  I have vintage WGS DAK (possibly sculpted by Phil ) and lightly equipped US Marines who will stand in until the Pendraken masterpieces arrive.  

Substitute 41 Commandos will not be on the table. No one can stand in for the Royals.  

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Techno

Quote from: Sunray on 01 November 2016, 07:12:25 PM

I have vintage WGS DAK (possibly sculpted by Phil )

Not me, Guv......I've only ever made a handful of 'vehicles', and those were Ral Partha tanky type things for Battlemech.

Cheers - Phil

Sunray

Late surge by North Korea - I may not need those  stand in WGS figures after all!

Sunray

Quote from: Sunray on 02 November 2016, 06:27:50 AM
Late surge by North Korea - I may not need those  stand in WGS figures after all!   All this tension is not good for Leon's nerves.

Now is the prospect of a winter clad war game turned to glorious summer by these sons of the KPA 

Interesting to see if it is matched by a boom in T34 sales.