Both are a great hat tip to Warlord for tackling speciality units like this. I wonder if people would be insulted by the "colored infantry" on the box. From a historical and terms of that era it is correct, but I could see some people getting upset about that.
My only complaint so far about the sets is they launch into a long history lesson about the unit but fail to tell you what you get in the box. Just 27/28 metal and plastic. Be nice if they could say you could make sniper teams, mortar teams, SMGs, rifles, even the preview figs don't tell you everything in the box.
As far as I know this is the US Infantry set with additional metal heads and pieces. I guess it depends on the success of these boxes if the ranges will be expanded. I hope they are going to release the metal heads separately, then you can easily convert everything you need.
Both are a great hat tip to Warlord for tackling speciality units like this. I wonder if people would be insulted by the "colored infantry" on the box. From a historical and terms of that era it is correct, but I could see some people getting upset about that.
ReplyDeleteMy only complaint so far about the sets is they launch into a long history lesson about the unit but fail to tell you what you get in the box. Just 27/28 metal and plastic. Be nice if they could say you could make sniper teams, mortar teams, SMGs, rifles, even the preview figs don't tell you everything in the box.
As far as I know this is the US Infantry set with additional metal heads and pieces. I guess it depends on the success of these boxes if the ranges will be expanded. I hope they are going to release the metal heads separately, then you can easily convert everything you need.
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