Late War American Infantry From Wargames Factory

August 17, 2012 by darrell

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Wargames Factory do it again, with another set of 28mm WWII infantry models for the US.

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denrassa

13 years ago

Hey Darrell.

A very nice review, but I have a remark. The first and the last guys carry rifles as their weapons, but at the same time they wear cartridge-belts for submachine guns. A little bit illogically 🙂

ballistic

13 years ago

The end of the Blood Angels set of dioramas
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wildcardtbc

13 years ago

^^^^^^ spam
nice models just need some british para
i must be a gun nerd coz i found myself saying to myself its a BAR ! outloud

huscarle

13 years ago

@wildcardtbc Hopefully it’s normal I was doing the same “It’s a Browning”

cazboab

13 years ago

Pretty sure its not “normal” normal, but its normal for us, though if you were screaming “its not an M3 its an M3a1” that might be cause for concern.

Odly enough though, the Garands, Tommy guns, and carbines are all “M1”, which probably explains why they’re mostly known by their long form names, or else someone asking for “m1 ammo” might end up wondering why they’ve been given en block clips of .30-06 for a .45ACP sub machine gun…

huscarle

13 years ago

Let’s just except the fact we set the standard for normal 🙂
I do think Darrell has been doing his homework lately though.
I was watching his finger moving down the sprue toward the Grenade rifle and I was thinking what’s he going to make of this and blow me he knew what it was.