Sure thing. I would say that my 1/72 are very low effort so not my best work, but extremely cost and time efficient! I spent about one full day on each army.
I will check those out. I have found it difficult to find a good online store in the US for 1:72 that makes it easy to evaluate more than just the box art.
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Looks awesome! I just recently got the Italeri US Paratroopers set, dig your setup.
Great Force can you show your other 1/72 forces please!
Sure thing. I would say that my 1/72 are very low effort so not my best work, but extremely cost and time efficient! I spent about one full day on each army.
These look fantastic
that figure ..far bottom left is a terrible pose..not fighting...not surrendering...always thoght the foriegn legion had the best poses
He's gearing up to throw his grenade maybe? I plan to get some Vichy French to fight, the foreign legion would likely work.
@@BraggingRightsWHFB Are you silly man !!! hehe. The pegasus box/ old esci box would be better for the french...minus the bazooka.
I will check those out. I have found it difficult to find a good online store in the US for 1:72 that makes it easy to evaluate more than just the box art.
@@BraggingRightsWHFB have you heard of Plastic soldier review @
Having regrets about buying the 28mm figures after seeing these. So much cheaper
Yeah, pennies on the dollar!
Can you explain a bit how you play Bolt Action with 1/72 models? How do you adapt the scale?
We played full sized measurements but on a 3x4 table with smaller deployment zones
certainly not tournament ready measurements! We also considered doing half distances for everything.