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| NigelM writes: |
TT I have read the blurb and looked at the picture and it looks ideal to convert to the iG37 which was on the Pak35/36 carriage. Some units in Normandy used the Russian 76 infantry gun in lieu of the iG18… …but that was almost certainly the M1927… …rather than the M1943. The divisional piece probably the M1939… …was used in the artillery batteries of a large number of units instead of the 10.5cm Howitzer. |
Rating: 
Neil Burt of Troop of Shewe tackles the Soviet T-28 in 28mm scale from Force of Arms.
Safe to ship? 
Editor in Chief Bill 
looks at how these pre-painted buildings are packaged.
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CATMAN2 of The Plastic Soldier Company writes:
PSC are delighted to announce the new 1:72nd Russian 45mm Anti-Tank Gun set is ready to ship.
The set has four guns and crews (16 figures), and each sprue gives options to build either the 45mm M1937 anti-tank gun, the 45mm M1942 anti-tank gun, or the 76mm M1943 infantry gun. Crew figures are headless, and a number of head options are included.
Also included is a wealth of extra shells, empty shell cases, and ammo boxes to really customize your bases.
£12.50 GBP a box
