Are the civilian cars at the Entebbe airport all famous vehicles? I see what looks like Elvis' pink cadillac, Austin Powers MG and the Herbie vw beetle.
28 mm looks great in a glossy magazine but at a wargames table it looks odd , warped landscapes wich I feel like playing with toys rather then play a war game . 6mm is the way to go or even 2 mm
@@bigbake132 I started to collect some 28 mm ww2 figures when Bolt action came . but found out that the figures in that scale were pretty odd looking in scale ,big heads and hands ,, not at all like 20 mm or 15 mm.wich looks great compared to the 28 mm
A game with so many beauty terrains truly gave a difference feeling then a normal game at local shop.
All looks great love the attention to details. Thanks for sharing
Some fantastic models and terrain and loving all the wonderful inspiration and history.
what was the name of the movie on the Adriatic Sea/Fiume topic?
Are the civilian cars at the Entebbe airport all famous vehicles? I see what looks like Elvis' pink cadillac, Austin Powers MG and the Herbie vw beetle.
Is Rick talking to himself at the last table, haha. Sound so similar.
That 6mm scale game looked very interesting. It would have been nice to talk to it’s maker! 28mm stuff is good but it’s all we seem to see?
28 mm looks great in a glossy magazine but at a wargames table it looks odd , warped landscapes wich I feel like playing with toys rather then play a war game . 6mm is the way to go or even 2 mm
I play 1/72 scale and never see it in the magazines or the big events. Its all just 28mm, maybe an occasional 15mm but never 1/72 or 20mm.
@@bigbake132 I started to collect some 28 mm ww2 figures when Bolt action came . but found out that the figures in that scale were pretty odd looking in scale ,big heads and hands ,, not at all like 20 mm or 15 mm.wich looks great compared to the 28 mm
I’m looking forward to Infamy, Infamy.
come on Mr interviewer. ...put some enthusiasm in your voice. Your sentences start fading off and I struggle to hear you.