Some new vehicle masters for everyone (and fsn...!)

[godzilla]

Nice to see the centurion , got the basic model for the areb israieli war of 67 painted up very well !!

[Techno]

Hassle Techno Dave and LEON all hail the great one

Think I've got a big project lined up before that.
But I'd like to do some more modern infantry. 
Cheers - Phil

[Leon]

Think I've got a big project lined up before that.
But I'd like to do some more modern infantry. 
Cheers - Phil

Please can you do me some 1950's British and Russians foot 

Dave posting as Leon

[Rob]

Well Phil dont just sit there. 

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[FierceKitty]

Isn't the first one actually the Sherman commanded by Telly Savalas?

I thought he was commanded by Abraham Lincoln?

[Hertsblue]

Well Phil dont just sit there. 

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Deep breaths into this brown paper bag, Rob 

[agtfos]

What the hell do we want Centurions for?  Who would buy those?

Me, and the chaffes too. For India Pakistan. You can use your ww2 Brits on both sides. Also for Korea (though not this particular mark), Arab Israel wars, and South Africa. Loads of potential, just gimme some modern troops please.

[Techno]

Please can you do me some 1950's British and Russians foot  Dave posting as Leon

Well Phil dont just sit there. 

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I'll do some 'list checking' with that awfully nice Dark Lord, Mr Leon, first.
Then I'll be looking for a volunteer to point me at some good reference material.

Cheers - Phil

[Leon]

I'll do some 'list checking' with that awfully nice Dark Lord, Mr Leon, first.
Then I'll be looking for a volunteer to point me at some good reference material.

It'll be after that next big project (nudge, nudge, wink, wink) so we're looking end of this year, early 2015 time.  It might be done in a similar fashion to the Mongols, so we'll need to do a lot of prep for it first.

[Techno]

It'll be after that next big project (nudge, nudge, wink, wink)

SAY NO MORE, SQUIRE !
Mum's the word, Boss.

Can't wait to start. 
Cheers - Phil.

[Duke Speedy of Leighton]

Do I need to check my email Phil?

[Techno]

Nope !

I've had to sign the Pendraken Official Secrets Act.
Cheers - Phil

[Rob]

Then I'll be looking for a volunteer to point me at some good reference material.

Cheers - Phil

Just so you have your dominoes set up ready for the go  have you got this book? If not I would recommend it for its illustrations and text. I dont know how helpful it is to know where items of webbing originate from (ie Brit, US or Soviet) but the text covers that with troops from the middle east and Africa.

http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/0785811702/ref=x_gr_w_bb?ie=UTF8&tag=goodreads_uk-20&linkCode=as2&camp=1789&creative=9325&creativeASIN=0785811702&SubscriptionId=1MGPYB6YW3HWK55XCGG2

Cheers, Rob 

[Techno]

Thanks Rob.

That sounds particularly useful.
Cheers - Phil

[toxicpixie]

The Works carried that for a fiver or so a bit back... It's pretty decent!

[Mako]

Love the look of that M24 Chaffee.

I need some of those for the Cold War era Norwegian Army.

Any chance that the track skirts can be made optional, and/or removable?

Many pics I've seen of them don't have those, since apparently they tended to collect mud, and all of the modern variants I've seen don't have them either.