Preview of upcoming Indochina expansion!

Started by Leon, 14 March 2024, 01:47:07 AM

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henjed


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Where's FSN saying he's going to buy them all?
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fsn

Nah. Not me. No. No way.

It is written "for all in the one true scale is available to me, excepting the tricorn which is an abomination; the League of Augsburg which is neither fish nor fowl, nor crawling thing nor axolotl; and the tropical forest where there is just too damned many trees."

I have resisted a Australian C sqn 1st Armoured Rgt with Centurion tanks, and M113s from 1st APC Sqn carrying infantry from the 1ATF, supported by L5 pack howitzers from 1st Field Regiment Royal Australian Artillery, and maybe some Iroquis from 9 Sqn RAAF- not given Long Tan even a fleeting thought -  so I think I can resist a few French paras.
 

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Quote from: fsn on 08 May 2024, 05:08:57 PMNah. Not me. No. No way.

It is written "for all in the one true scale is available to me, excepting the tricorn which is an abomination; the League of Augsburg which is neither fish nor fowl, nor crawling thing nor axolotl; and the tropical forest where there is just too damned many trees."

I have resisted a Australian C sqn 1st Armoured Rgt with Centurion tanks, and M113s from 1st APC Sqn carrying infantry from the 1ATF, supported by L5 pack howitzers from 1st Field Regiment Royal Australian Artillery, and maybe some Iroquis from 9 Sqn RAAF- not given Long Tan even a fleeting thought -  so I think I can resist a few French paras.
 


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fsn

Quote from: Lord Kermit of Birkenhead on 09 May 2024, 07:30:32 AMNo way......
Well, never say never.


Those French Paras may find themselves at Suez ... but no foolin' around in the dense jungle as a lady I knew in the 70's used to say.
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streetgang

Have these new sculpts been released yet? Very excited to get some variation in my armies with these little gems.
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Leon

Quote from: streetgang on 13 July 2024, 10:27:49 PMHave these new sculpts been released yet? Very excited to get some variation in my armies with these little gems.

Hopefully soon, as usual some other things have jumped in the way of successful progression and put me way back on these.  The French moulds were all finished last week and then we've got 10 x Vietminh moulds and 2 x Misc moulds to be finish it off.  I probably won't release them before the Games Day (20th Jul) and then I'm taking a short break (25th-30th), so I'll get some photos done as soon as I get back to work.
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henjed

Looking forward to these too, although my plan to rebase my existing Pendraken Indochina minis has foundered - I appear to have used superglue to fix them to their current bases...

fsn

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henjed

It seems to have received mixed reviews, at least one of which is possibly intended to be humorous - I do like the crisp honesty of "Easy to use but ineffectual". 

When the two surfaces are still in irresistible contact with each other, how does one insinuate a de-bonder into the non-existent space between them so as to 'unglue' the glue (as it were)?

Raider4

I think freezing may make the glue bond brittle?

henjed

I might experiment with that.  Plunge some hardy FFL paratroopers from the steamy jungles of Tonkin into the family freezer!

Big Insect

Quote from: Raider4 on 15 July 2024, 09:51:48 AMI think freezing may make the glue bond brittle?

I think that might depend upon what is stuck to what.

Metal figures to plastic bases certainly works (in the freezer that its) - but mind you don't snap the figures off at the ankles as they are very brittle when frozen. Best approach is to freeze them and then flex the plastic bases and the figures should just 'ping' off. If they don't, then put the bases back in & try again.

Metal figures to MDF not so great, as the superglue gets absorbed by the MFD, but it will come off, with small bits of MDF still attached though.

Plastic figures to plastic bases - forget it (in my experience) as the breakage rate was far too high.
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