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Challenger and Chieftain HQs |
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Challenger and Chieftain HQs |
At the moment my non mechanised infantry are in "4 tonners". This makes them very vulnerable on the table, so they will get to ride about in some Saxon APCs(BM58).
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Saxon APC |
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Saxon APC |
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Infantry HQ |
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Infantry HQ |
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FH70 |
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FH70 |
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BM50 and BM52 |
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BM50 and BM52 |
Additional units consist of two FV 180 C.E.Vs(BM40) to give engineering support.
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FV180 |
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FV180 |
1 TON LAND ROVER(BM34) and STALWART(BM38) and a FV 434(BM41) with a 1/2 ton Landrover with a trailer.
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Ambulance and Stalwart |
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Ambulance and Stalwart |
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Landrover and FV434 |
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Landrover and FV434 |
The landrover with trailer might be used to carry a milan team and the FV434 will go with the FV432s in the mechanised battalion.
As usual the models from H&R were cleanly cast with virtually no flash, requiring minimal preparation prior to mounting.
Super nice pics! The H&R minis also seems of really good quality!
ReplyDeleteThe quality is excellent and the metal they use is not too soft, I've only had one broken barrel in about 5 years! Whilst not as detailed as GHQ they are significantly cheaper,and I'm more than happy with the level of detail on the majority of their models.The other advantage is they are 1/300th so mix with Scotia and Skytrex without too many problems.
ReplyDeleteCheers
Steve