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Joes Shop Supporting Member of TMP writes:

It is a matter of spending disposable income wisely.

Cost of living increases in NZ might have a nominal affect on MSRP but this is a company with world wide distribution. Affordability is directly linked to the consumers perceived sense of value for expenditure.

It comes up "over and over" for each individual's assessment of the obvious business model; personally, I think Extra Crispy is spot on.

What annoys me is the simple dicta espoused that if 'I' feel the product from this company is too expensive then I should simply not comment because it has 'come up before' and has already been 'resolved'.

Everyone is entitled to their opinion regarding this companys product and pricing; please don't think you can tell me what my opinion should be.

Glad I was able to get that off my chest too.

Regards,

J. P. Kelly


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Battlefront Miniatures Sponsoring Member of TMP of Battlefront Miniatures Ltd writes:


Barbarossa
We have only to kick in the door and the whole rotten structure will come crashing down.

So Hitler declared, with great optimism, during the planning for Operation Barbarossa.

Operation Barbarossa began a struggle of epic proportions that would result in four years of bitter fighting between the Germans and Soviets. It all began in the early hours of 22nd June 1941, with a German surprise attack across the border of the Soviet Union with three army groups and 3.8 million Axis soldiers.

The Germans soon found many of the Red Army units they faced wanting, but other units held out with grim determination, fighting off the Germans until they were surrounded. However, the Germans were to encounter some nasty surprises against the Soviet mechanized corps' counterattacks, facing new, heavily armored Soviet T-34 and KV tanks.

Red Army counterattacks, stubbornly resisting pockets, and the autumn rains, followed by freezing weather, delayed the German thrust towards Moscow. The freezing conditions played into the Red Army's hands, and they launched a counter-offensive that would push back the Germans from Moscow!

Inside You Will Find:

  • History of Operation Barbarossa, the German invasion of the Soviet Union in 1941.
  • History of the Battle for Moscow and the Soviet counterstrike against the German forces attacking their capital.
  • Options to field three German tank companies: Leichte Panzerkompanie, Mittlere Panzerkompanie, and Czech Panzerkompanie. You can field mobile infantry with a Panzerschützenkompanie, Schützenkompanie, and Kradschützenkompanie. You can also field motorized and foot infantry with a Heer or SS Infanteriekompanie.
  • Options to field the Soviet Red Army in 1941 with T-34 tank-equipped Tankovy Batalon, lend-lease tanks with Inomarochnikiy Tankovy Batalon, motor infantry with a Motostrelkovy Batalon, and infantry forces from a Strelkovy Batalon with three different ratings options.
  • Inspirational color photos.

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Text edited by Editor Hebber
Graphics edited by Personal logo Editor in Chief Bill The Editor of TMP Fezian
Scheduled by Personal logo Editor in Chief Bill The Editor of TMP Fezian