Za Rodinu!
Моё судно на воздушной подушке полно угрей.
(In the Roman alphabet: Moë sudno na vozdušnoj poduške polno ugrej.)
They look GREAT Joe
They sure do!
From the looks of it, I'd say it is one full platoon (4 squads) plus an added squad of combat engineers, and lots of potential support resources.
I very much appreciate some of the details I see. The PTRS AT rifles are a treat. Not as common as the PTRD. I hope your rules give you the bonus in firepower that comes from a clip-fed semi-auto AT rifle. I also like the assault armor on the combat engineers.
Quite a collection of vehicles and guns. Appears to be one each of almost everything (well not quite, but still quite a few out of everything), with two only one item, the T-34-85s. Might be two GAZ trucks, too, but I can't see the open-topped truck well enough to be sure if it's a GAZ-AA.
(They are never really finished are they)
THEY may be finished, but I'll bet YOU aren't!
I had about that number Russian WW2 vehicles in one week in 1974. I have perhaps 10x that number of Russian WW2 vehicles in my "to be painted" box now. And I have about 200x that number in my "ready forces" box. And I still want more, more I tell you, MORE! For example, you have a 203mm howitzer. I don't! MUST HAVE! Time to go out and buy!
I think it's actually a sickness….
-Mark
(aka: Mk 1)
looks at another D-Day: German set for Flames of War.
