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I would like all of the Strelets artillery crews in large numbers.
My need for the various guns is limited.
My collection is as much as 50 years old. Much of the artillery in my collection did not come with crewmen.
I probably need at least 50 artillery crews, 500 men.
I use the WWI British as American Army because the some of the US Army soldiers in WWI wore British uniforms and because post-WWI the US Army uniform often had a British look to it.
Perhaps Strelets could sell crews directly by mail? I don't care about packaging.
I'd like to see the artillery crews sold separately as well. And also maybe an expansion - other gun crews: Serbian, French, more German, Romanian, and so on, hot weather, foul weather, in action, in inaction. Should be a plentiful source of subject matter.
And how about limber riders, horse-holders, muleteers, drivers, drivers mates and etc.
A couple of things immediately jump out to me: although I don't own this kit, I note it seems to be quite old, so I wonder about the quality of the molds, and, it is 1/76 not 1/72.
I would like all of the Strelets artillery crews in large numbers.
My need for the various guns is limited.
My collection is as much as 50 years old. Much of the artillery in my collection did not come with crewmen.
I probably need at least 50 artillery crews, 500 men.
I use the WWI British as American Army because the some of the US Army soldiers in WWI wore British uniforms and because post-WWI the US Army uniform often had a British look to it.
Perhaps Strelets could sell crews directly by mail? I don't care about packaging.
Mike Bunkermeister Creek
Bunker Talk blog
To just add to your collection have you seen that Ace are producing
US Cannon de 155C model 1918 and US 155mm howitzer m1918 with pneumatic wheels. Great for early -mid WW2 - also used by Australians in the Middle East
Roden are soon to release a 1/72 Rolls Royce armoured car, 1920`s version, but they have done others in 1/32, so we may yet see a 1917 desert version....and a 1940/1 desert version,fingers crossed.