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Introductions / Re: Hello from Michigan
« Last post by mikedemana on Today at 01:42:40 AM »
Welcome Jim! Great to have another Great Lakes member and Midwesterner on the forum!

Mike Demana
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The Second World War / Re: Litvyak: the first shots from the future film
« Last post by Elbows on Today at 01:29:19 AM »
Yeah I watched about 6-7 episodes of that "Attackers" series (or whatever it's called) on YouTube (there is a properly subtitled version or dubbed, can't recall).  Pretty mediocre, more of a soap opera style - much in the way some of the older British shows used to be.

Having said that, I can set aside some strong propaganda themes present in modern Russian films - as they're producing some very entertaining popcorn films.  Stuff like T-34, and Stalingrad are fun enough to watch.  The Kalashnikov movie looks pretty shit, but there are some other ones which are okay.  Panfilov's 28 was completely decent.  Oh, Tankers is on YouTube with English subtitles and it's also fun - just...take all of these with a healthy dose of salt. 
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The Second World War / Re: Litvyak: the first shots from the future film
« Last post by cuprum on Today at 01:25:15 AM »
I did not like this series. Fantasies on a given theme. It has little to do with reality. The authors have a very distant idea of the realities of that period.
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The Conflicts that came in from the Cold / Re: Mick's Vietnam Project (3D Print LVTP-5, M706, Cambodian Statues - page 8)
« Last post by carlos marighela on Today at 01:12:08 AM »
Indeed, they look very clean and well detailed. All looks way beyond my technical ability though.
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General Wargames and Hobby Discussion / Re: North Star Site Down?
« Last post by Blackwolf on Today at 12:17:13 AM »
My pleasure mate, though I did now't  :)
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Workbench / Re: (AP 2021) GW Old school - Empire pirates - Pg 26
« Last post by Duncan McDane on May 11, 2021, 11:09:47 PM »
Nice pirates, good subdued colors. Love 'em.
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Commercial / Re: Brigade Games - how long for orders to reach the UK?
« Last post by Mr C on May 11, 2021, 11:07:22 PM »
Thanks for the replies chaps. I've not dealt with Brigade Games before so had no idea what to expect. I did get an email response from Lon today to say that he was having to remake a mold and was awaiting a restock but that my order would be going out tomorrow. Bit of communication goes a long way but I'm relieved that the order hasn't gone completely t*ts up or got lost.

Once again thanks for your input chaps!
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Pulp / Re: Carnage City Chronicles - new skirmish rules
« Last post by H_E_H on May 11, 2021, 11:00:15 PM »
Nice-looking miniatures and paintwork, huevans!
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Pulp / Re: Carnage City Chronicles - new skirmish rules
« Last post by huevans on May 11, 2021, 10:58:18 PM »
Quote from: Elk101 on May 11, 2021, 01:50:06 PM
Yeah, I checked that out and amended the first post title for clarity. Those are other manufacturers' figures shown so best to be clear.

My apologies for that. It certainly wasn't clear on the original site.

I appreciate you taking the time to clear that up.
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The Second World War / Re: 28mm late war British & Germans
« Last post by Shahbahraz on May 11, 2021, 10:29:17 PM »
Bloody nice work. I don't generally use mortar teams as they are off table. But they are very tempting.
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