What's on your workbench?

[Purple]

they're very nice.

The reason you don't need casualties markers though is because you normally get to take whole regiments off in a single round

Look, it’s easy to prove anything with facts.

[tim.w]

I've just finished building Warlord plastic US Airborne. Very lovely they are too! No awkward builds or figures left over in a gluey mangled horror exhibit. I should get a 500 point BA force out of one box if my maths is right too. Nice to get a couple of MMG teams in there too.

Lots to do over Christmas!

[Norman D. Landings]

Die Waffenkamer do an M22 Locust airborne light tank sculpted by Mike Broadbent. S’nice.

[grizzlymc]

Did the US use locusts? I thought it was only the Brits.

[Purple]

I thought it was Moses.

[grizzlymc]

Wasn't that frogs?

[Essex Boy]

No. They had the Char B.

[Norman D. Landings]

I though the Brits used the Tetrarch, and the Locust was it’s Spamquivalent?

[grizzlymc]

It was made by the spams, but wasn't it made for the Brits - PAGING RMD AND ET, those of us with lives need expert advice!

[Buff Orpington]

It was made by the spams, but wasn't it made for the Brits - PAGING RMD AND ET, those of us with lives need expert advice!

I'm no expert but I know where to find some.
http://www.tanks-encyclopedia.com/ww2/U ... m22-locust