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I'd welcome Dutch and better Poles. But how about Vlasov's ROA, Russian Liberation Army? Would be nice.
Yes please Yes please and Yes please again not forgetting American artillery and Belgium infantry. What say you Strelets ?????
KNIL troops would be great. I would buy them. They would work well with the Japanese troops and early war US Army. We also need Japanese Special Naval Landing Force troops in square rig.
I would like POA troops after a few more Pacific sets. Remember Thailand fought Vichy France in IndoChina after the fall of France to the Germans.
Mike Bunkermeister Creek
Bunker Talk blog
I would buy Vichy French troops for IndoChina. Tunisa, and southern France.
Mike Bunkermeister Creek
Bunker Talk blog
I'd be really happy if they'd stick with the desert for a bit more - till they make some SAS and LRDG figures ;)
What about Polish or Chech uprising fighters? Too controversial?
Its history. You gotta make both sides to make a wargame.
Mike Bunkermeister Creek
Vlasov's troops and LRDG both good choices, I'd like to see cold weather British commandos for Vaagso, etc - or cold weather Brits for late war Europe, plenty of cold war Germans, Russkies and Yanks but no Brits for some reason....
Check out my blog, Bunker Talk and you may see a few ideas for your Berlin game. Just enter the term Bunker Talk Berlin into your search engine and you should get a few interesting photos pop up.
Mike Bunkermeister Creek
Bunker Talk blog
Nice ones Mike, those landmarks are nice, just wish that statue would be available in 1/72!
The Victory Column? It is only slightly scaled down for more durability and easier storage.
Mike Bunkermeister Creek
Bunker Talk blog
Preiser are often overlooked, possibly because they are hard plastic and in kit form (plus more expensive), but their Russian tank and German half-track riders are beautiful and open to conversion to many other subjects as the equipment is mostly separate.
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