Alan McNeilly provides a Review of WWII British Infantry Equipment, a 1/35 resin accessory set by Accurate Armour.
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Accurate Armour British Equipmentc5flies
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Posted: Friday, June 26, 2009 - 06:56 PM UTC
c5flies
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Posted: Friday, June 26, 2009 - 06:59 PM UTC
Should have been in the Figures Forum, although very applicable here as well
Posted: Saturday, June 27, 2009 - 02:11 AM UTC
Hi James,
Thanks for putting this one up, I've been meaning to do this set for a while.
Can't do a build blog guys, but I used the set recently for my Air Landing troops:
and last year for my Commandos
Al
Thanks for putting this one up, I've been meaning to do this set for a while.
Can't do a build blog guys, but I used the set recently for my Air Landing troops:
and last year for my Commandos
Al
Posted: Saturday, June 27, 2009 - 07:56 AM UTC
Alan this is a good review but it must be the most expensive way of getting the items, or am I missing something as regards injection plastic offerings? I will add that the price is less than I expected.
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Posted: Saturday, June 27, 2009 - 08:07 AM UTC
Agree that it is a great set.
Only problem with mine was that when I received it half the bajonets were broken.
For the Tamiya "british infantry on patrol" set it's a neccesity, as this comes with early bajonets, and without respirator boxes.
Only problem with mine was that when I received it half the bajonets were broken.
For the Tamiya "british infantry on patrol" set it's a neccesity, as this comes with early bajonets, and without respirator boxes.
Posted: Saturday, June 27, 2009 - 08:25 AM UTC
Hi Darren,
I have a supply of these as I have more land troops to build for my Nan Red project and as the Commandos all wore bergens on D Day no other choice. Where other sets do provide the 43 respirator case it is way out of scale and the bandoliers are most useful.
As I've gotten the Airborne bug, these are really useful for the Air Landing Brigade chaps as well.
MB are the only folks who make a plastic Bergan and it's OK but not great. Also It's not one I need but many lol, lol.
Marc,
You must have been unlucky all my bayonets arrived intact.
Al
I have a supply of these as I have more land troops to build for my Nan Red project and as the Commandos all wore bergens on D Day no other choice. Where other sets do provide the 43 respirator case it is way out of scale and the bandoliers are most useful.
As I've gotten the Airborne bug, these are really useful for the Air Landing Brigade chaps as well.
MB are the only folks who make a plastic Bergan and it's OK but not great. Also It's not one I need but many lol, lol.
Marc,
You must have been unlucky all my bayonets arrived intact.
Al