The modelling is great and I have seen several similar efforts at this effect, all slightly different.
Funny thing that the world's nations managed to ban toxic gas attacks (with varying degrees of success from the late 30s to the present day) but not deliberately firing an inflammable liquid at a human being.
I guess putting an 88 into an M4 glacis plate could have the same effect, or dropping incendiaries onto Hamburg or Tokyo civilians, let alone Phosphorus shells or Napalm strikes.
Cruel world. But I guess, if I was a US Marine on Iwo Jimo, I would rather see them burn alive in their bunker than have to face them head on.
I like Napoleonics, because you might get both legs blown off, or be captured by rapacious cossacks in 1812, or seized by the Uhlans (nasty that) but you would not die in flames (except for Hougoumont, Moscow, Plancenoit, Battle of the Nile etc etc etc)
explores another variant in the European Buildings range.
