Does anyone know where I can get hold of a US jeep driver and passenger wearing cold weather clothing 1944-45 era ETO?
Any help would be most appreciated
Des
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Posted: Monday, June 18, 2007 - 08:36 AM UTC
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Posted: Monday, June 18, 2007 - 10:08 AM UTC
Nemrod makes this set - although they are "truck drivers", they could do
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Posted: Monday, June 18, 2007 - 10:43 AM UTC
Wolf WAW31US soldier in overcoat, seated is a jeep driver.
http://www.greenwichgateway.com/hornetandwolf/Wolf/figurines/pages/WAW31.htm
http://www.greenwichgateway.com/hornetandwolf/Wolf/figurines/pages/WAW31.htm
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Posted: Monday, June 18, 2007 - 11:56 AM UTC
Gday Des
MK35 editions has a couple designed for the Dodge, IIRC... But they do look good and may serve your purposes.
MK35 editions has a couple designed for the Dodge, IIRC... But they do look good and may serve your purposes.
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Posted: Monday, June 18, 2007 - 11:58 AM UTC
Gday Des
MK35 editions has a couple designed for the Dodge, IIRC... But they do look good and may serve your purposes.
www.mk35.com
In the US WWII category, there are a couple of images to click on. They look to have some good specific stuff, like negro GIs and mine detectors...
Cheers
Brad
MK35 editions has a couple designed for the Dodge, IIRC... But they do look good and may serve your purposes.
www.mk35.com
In the US WWII category, there are a couple of images to click on. They look to have some good specific stuff, like negro GIs and mine detectors...
Cheers
Brad
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Posted: Friday, March 21, 2008 - 11:09 AM UTC
Quoted Text
Gday Des
MK35 editions has a couple designed for the Dodge, IIRC... But they do look good and may serve your purposes.
www.mk35.com
In the US WWII category, there are a couple of images to click on. They look to have some good specific stuff, like negro GIs and mine detectors...
Cheers
Brad
Thanks Brad,
I finally got around to ordering a couple of the MK35 figures so hopefully will have them soon.
Des
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Posted: Thursday, March 27, 2008 - 07:50 PM UTC
Quoted Text
Quoted TextGday Des
MK35 editions has a couple designed for the Dodge, IIRC... But they do look good and may serve your purposes.
www.mk35.com
In the US WWII category, there are a couple of images to click on. They look to have some good specific stuff, like negro GIs and mine detectors...
Cheers
Brad
Thanks Brad,
I finally got around to ordering a couple of the MK35 figures so hopefully will have them soon.
Des
Got them through the post yesterday so I hope to have a closer look over the weekend to see if they're going to fit without undergoing a 24hr operation
Des
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Posted: Thursday, March 27, 2008 - 09:20 PM UTC
Gday Des!
I'm glad you got yourself a set. Now I can pick your brains as to the quality of the figures! They so have some original looking stuff, and if the quality is there then I think they are a good buy mate.
Cheers
Brad
I'm glad you got yourself a set. Now I can pick your brains as to the quality of the figures! They so have some original looking stuff, and if the quality is there then I think they are a good buy mate.
Cheers
Brad
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Posted: Monday, March 31, 2008 - 10:45 AM UTC
Brad,
Firstly thanks for the info on where to pick up these figures.
I ended up buying 3 altogether. If you look on the MK35 website under the US figures there are 2 guys sitting inj the back of a captured German Horch, (at least it looks like one anyway) There is another figure of a US MP standing with a rifle slung over his shoulder and pointing with his left hand. Those are the 3 figures I ended up buying.
They are still in the packets but on first inspection they look very good. Separate hands, arms etc and the detail looks impressive.
The VLS Warriors figures are good quality too. I have a couple of the late war US infantry, one with a BAR the other with a Garand slung over his shoulder.
Thanks again Brad
Des
Firstly thanks for the info on where to pick up these figures.
I ended up buying 3 altogether. If you look on the MK35 website under the US figures there are 2 guys sitting inj the back of a captured German Horch, (at least it looks like one anyway) There is another figure of a US MP standing with a rifle slung over his shoulder and pointing with his left hand. Those are the 3 figures I ended up buying.
They are still in the packets but on first inspection they look very good. Separate hands, arms etc and the detail looks impressive.
The VLS Warriors figures are good quality too. I have a couple of the late war US infantry, one with a BAR the other with a Garand slung over his shoulder.
Thanks again Brad
Des