The Loose Association of Wargamers

.... shudder... brings back horrible memories of building a 1/72 kit of the Stuart that was a Chinese knock off of a poor Hasegawa kit, in plastic that wouldn't glue, every part covered in flash and ill fitting... aargghhh.
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Shahbahraz wrote: ↑Fri Feb 05, 2021 8:57 am .... shudder... brings back horrible memories of building a 1/72 kit of the Stuart that was a Chinese knock off of a poor Hasegawa kit, in plastic that wouldn't glue, every part covered in flash and ill fitting... aargghhh.
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"Lee Models" was the brand that I recall IIRC. I had their version of Hasegawa's Grant (or Lee, I forget). It was a straight copy of the Hasegawa kit, right down to the layout on the sprue. It might even live on in the depths of the stash as I don't think I ever built it.

This was 'science treasury' an appallingly badly moulded knock off in hideous plastic and a ton of flash.

FJ PzB 38 and 50mm mortar from the Perry’s

So presumably Early FJ so you don't have to paint splintermuster or sumpfmuster. Cunning. All you will need are some nuns in boots and the Home Guard.

I have the valiant defenders of Bury to fight them.

Sea Lion Defenders from Warlord. Make some great shabby Nazi tricks

what are they ?

There’s a Bobby and an Air Raid Warden and some other cool figures in it

nice