WW1 Bits

[Jammybee]

Would you consider Russian higher command figures, winter variants and maybe a mortar?

Thanks.

[kustenjaeger]

Greetings

I'd agree.  I've got 10mm Middle East figures and would venture into Western Front with the addition of bombers and rifle grenadiers as I could do 1:1 scale actions wiithout spending vast amounts.

Regards

Edward

[Hurrah]

Real outside request here, Seabrook lorries to go with the RNAS Lanchesters in Belgium/France/Russia

Big ugly brutes discussed in this thread on the landships site

http://www.activeboard.com/forum.spark?aBID=63528&p=3&topicID=37801392

[republic of tolworth]

Count me in for a couple of Seabrooks

[Hurrah]

More concise info on the Seabrook here:

http://www.landships.info/landships/car_articles.html#

I was thinking of how you would cast it.

If the centre section was cast with one side up, the other down, and it slotted into the rest of the casting like a Thunderbird 2 pod (possibly retained by the gun pedestal having a "peg" at its base), that could give the customer a choice of to which side it was firing or even the option to "fold" the side up (OK, more cut and glue) and have it in transport mode. Might be easier to cast than as one piece as well.

[CorvetteK225]

Pendraken offers a casualty on strecher but what is missing are casualties on the ground. Just a pose (or two) per country and a few generics. I'm thinking that they could be used either as markers or, for details on terrain pieces. Face down, slumped over, curled up, sprawled out, etc...

Here are another gamer's really nice 28mm casualties that suit the description and are sure to inspire.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/14070347@N04/4324226547/in/photostream/

Dave

[zaapark]

Could use some of those for my late war stuff.

[republic of tolworth]

Could use them fot VBCW as well

[Paint it Pink]

Always useful to have casualty markers, especially for WW1 games.

[backsdrummer]

I have used the FPW casualties for early WW1, but could use some "official" early war and some late-war casualties.