period police cars for crooked dice, geezers etc...

[Commander Vyper]

http://www.atlaseditions.co.uk/collection/Police_Cars/Police%20Cars.html

Look nice. Looks like subscription but leave it with you.

[Brummie Thug]

These have been kicking around ebay for a few years now. They are nicely detailed to.

[Trooper]

They are nice models but a bit too small for 28mm, you would be better off with the Vanguard Police vehicles if you can get hold of them.

[joroas]

They are 1:43, how is that too small.

[Brummie Thug]

No not at all if anything it would mean they are slightly bigger. I think that they look ok and thats what count. You'll never find exactly what you want in 1/56 and if you do it will cost a fair a bit imo. I use it as a guide some vehicles you can pick up look spot on but some don't.

Besides they aren't based like your figures are and this offsets it I think. Some scale purists will have a fit but it is all in the eye of the beholder.

This car is from the above range.




Not sure on this one but its from a similar range.



Russian Diecasts from De Agostini also 1/43









Not sure of the make of the VW van now.


Poundland Special

[Maspalio]

very very nice collection !!!! 

[Brummie Thug]

Thanks theres a few more Russian civilian types a taxi, van etc. But they look the part.

[Big Martin Back]

I gave the hero one of those Poundland Jags to arrive in for one of our 7TV games. The players all agreed it was just the biz.

[Brummie Thug]

They're great 3 for £1 as well! Wished I'd bought two sets now could of gadgeted the ones set up.

[Daeothar]

Brummie Thug: aside from the obvious fact that those are some awesome cars,  where are the SMG toting chaps from in the VW Van picture?

[eilif]

Brummie,
     Those cars are lovely, though the price goes up pretty dramatically after the first one. I agree that 1/43 is ideal for 28-32mm figs. Not only do they look good next to based minis, but they also match well with the girth of most wargaming miniatures.  Despite nominally being 1/56 scale, all but the most "true-scale" minis  tend to have shoulders and waists that are as thick as 1/48 figures or even bigger.