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» Midgard in Mantovia
30/03/25 15:56 from Rabbits In My Basement
Played a 400+ point game of Midgard last night with Scott, Brett, Dan, and Pat. I got out m...
» Hotlead 2025 AAR
25/03/25 15:06 from Rabbits In My Basement
Another Hotlead is in the books. 2025 was a fantastic year. Almost 400 people attended. Real life...
» Show Report: Austrian Salute 2025
25/03/25 10:00 from Battle Brush Studios
Here's the show report of last weekend's Austrian Salute 2025! First time in the new locat...
» US infantry (winter war) #4
25/03/25 06:05 from Demi Morgana's hobby log
Winter is just over so it was high time to get some of my recent spoils of war painted . Looking ...
» Wargames To Go 26.2 - First Contact Games (Conclusion)
24/03/25 06:57 from Wargames To Go
As has happened before, my subject for this podcast episode sort of grew to be larger & more chal...
» Quar of Command at Hotlead 2025
23/03/25 20:59 from Rabbits In My Basement
I really shouldn't do this to myself, but I put a game of Quar on the schedule for Friday night, ...
» Showcase: Württemberg Jägers and Horse Artillery
18/03/25 10:00 from Battle Brush Studios
Heyhey, here's some horse artillery and light infantry Jägers from the lovely kingdom of W...
9 comments:
Nice toys Don - what figures are they?
Fabulous fighting troops Don.
I am sure they will win many a battle mate.
(Insert snickers here....)
Old Glory 15s
Paul they play a vital role separating the Romanians from
the Hungarians....)
Yeah Don those devastatingly effective 47mm anti-tank guns
have been known to stop T34
regiments simply because they
just couldn't stop laughing!
;-)
The best weapon there is the 20mm anti-aircraft gun, it must be good
as the Brits stole them on a regular
basis and put them on armored cars and such.
Nice looking paint job on those, I'm sure there are many a Soviet Guards regiment shivering in their ill fitting boots at the thought of facing these Italian lions! OK maybe
I don't believe that either lol
Yeah right Joe! LOL
I'm making them even more (or less)
effective by mixing in WWI and 1930s
troops...)
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