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| DanWW2 writes: |
The Crusader riflemen are generic enough for use from early war to the fall of Berlin- it's the MG42 that would be limited to mid- war on. At that scale and given the weapon similarities, I'd either proxy the MG42 for the 34, or convert the barrel on the MG42 Artizan firing poses. |
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Troop of Shewe shows their photos of a trio of Soviet T-34 tanks painted for TMP.
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NickNorthStar of North Star writes:
Mark Sims of Crusader Miniatures has expanded his World War Two range to include Germans dressed in greatcoats.
The new figures include enough riflemen, MG34s, SMGs and commanders to build a platoon dressed up for the cold weather, plus a HMG and mortar in support.
You can order them here.
Crusader Miniatures Germans are designed for the early period of WWII.
Figures are 28mm-sized, made of metal, and supplied unpainted.
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