Fighting in Burma in 20mm?

[Onebigriver]

Had a look on the Plastic Soldier Review site and it seems the Forgotten Army is still forgotten by plastic manufacturers in 1/72, so I was wondering what options were out there in 20mm metal?

[Cubs]

I be starting with 1:72 plastic WW2 Australians and/or Gurkhas and taking it from there. A quick head-swap for helmets would be all it needs really.

[dm]

I know Matchbox did Anzac's and Japanese and understand they have both been released again by one of the other plastic soldier firms but they were more 1/76 scale but were still superb sculpts. Maybe you could head swap them too

[frank xerox]

SHQ mediterranean british will do for men in tin helmets, berets etc but no slouch hats. Under the bed enterprises do Sikhs in long trousers,                freind or foe do anzacs & mediterranean types. But that could be it-FAA did chindits but I dont know if theyre still available

[V]

Britannia, shellhole, wartime, sgmm all have options.

[ARKOUDAKI]

Eureka Minis do a great range of WW2 Aussies and Japanese http://eurekamin.com.au/index.php?cPath=87_694_695

FAA also does a number of figs for the conflict:

Chindits http://www.faaminiatures.com/c-277-lrp-chindits-in-burma.aspx

Japanese http://www.faaminiatures.com/c-275-jab-japanese-army-in-burma.aspx

Americans for Merrills Marauders http://www.faaminiatures.com/c-285-merrills-marauders.aspx

In plastic, you have the Matchbox Japanese and Aussies...Waterloo 1815 do some nice Japanese...and no doubt others.

So you do have a lot to choose from.

[NTM]

http://shop.eastridingminiatures.co.uk/burma-campaign-94-c.asp

[Onebigriver]

Cheers all! 

[dm]

If you wanted to do it in 15mm Peter Pig do a very nice range