"AZW Limbers converted from Foundry Boer War items." Topic
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| D A THB | 06 Jul 2019 5:09 p.m. PST |
I have had these two Foundry limbers in my stockpile for ages but wish that I had the new versions from Perry. The horses on these are very nice but the riders have a few issues, namely their size. Link to the Blog below. link Supposed to be a sample image below. link 
Since writing the above on my Blog I had another look at the new Perry versions and see that there is a difference in the limbers. I think the Foundry ones look fine as they are quite dynamic but would be interested in seeing a size comparison as my Gatling gun needs a limber. There are a few more photos on the Blog of the Guns and a cart. |
| FlyXwire | 08 Jul 2019 7:41 a.m. PST |
Very nice – those will all look great coming into action on the game table! (limber/wagon pieces – things I'll want to accomplish [eventually] for my AZW collection) |
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