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15mm WWII North Africa from Total Battle Miniatures


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Rassilon writes:

No disrespect was meant to Total Battle Miniatures.

As I said in my post, what they've presented to us are very nice structures! :)

So, I apologize if it was taken that way. Every time I see a new 15mm middle east building set come out I tend to froth at the mouth because of the lack of variety available for 15mm post WWII gaming. :D

However, 'modern' buildings certainly don't have to be any larger than the myriad of middle east structures available for wargaming, you need only look around your local urban environment… but if doing GENERIC (non region specific), one to three story 'modern' buildings is expensive, I honestly had no clue and it would indeed be a valid point. :) I'll go ahead and slink back into my grumpy corner. :D


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Total Battle Miniatures Sponsoring Member of TMP of Total Battle Miniatures writes:

North African buildings

Ideal for all the North African campaigns of WWII. Also suitable for many other conflicts, from 19th Century Sudan to modern-day Somalia.

North African buildings

Buildings are hollow and accessible from beneath, so you can place troops on the roofs, and simply lift the building and place troops inside.

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