"The madness that is 21s Pz is being quietly put to one side for the moment"

Sniffle.

21st Pz is a side road to sure and certain insanity...

"The madness that is 21s Pz is being quietly put to one side for the moment"

Sniffle.

Man up and convert your own like Major Becker did !

For the "Jagdpanzer Tiger (P)", it would be nice when there could be seperate Models for the Early "Ferdinand" and the Later "Elefant" variants. The Ferdinand was operated during Unternehmen Zitadelle in July 1943, the Elefant was a improved variant with a MG in the Hull (operated from February 1944 I guess).

Would be nice when we could get a Model of the Porsche Tiger. A single example was used as Command Tank of the Schwere Jagdpanzerabteilung 653.

Would be also nice when we could see all three Jagdtiger variants. (Standard with 12,8cm Gun, Standard with 8,8cm Gun, Porsche Chassis with 12,8cm Gun).

When you sooner or later work on the Soviets, please dont forget M3 Scout Cars, M5/M5A1 Halftracks and M17 SPAAG with soviet crews.

I can't promise everything on your list, but I don't think that you will be too disappointed!

The soviet Infantry, are they from another sculptor than the germans, brits and americans?

Would be nice when you could release russian Infantry with captured Panzerschrecks.

Could you please add the following to a "Russian AFV" category in the shop?

WBT29 - Valentine
WBT47 - Churchill mkIII
WBT48 - Churchill mkIV
WBR83 - M3A1 Stuart

they were also used by the Red Army as part of Lease Lease.

We will be adding all of the lend lease vehicles as we develop the Russian range further.

Yes, the Russian infantry were done by a new sculptor.  They have a more stylised design and are a little chunkier.   Some of the posing owes a great deal to the 'socialist realism' school which works really nicely!

Realizing Baccus is focusing on europe mid-late ranges right now...can I ask when/where the desert war fits in?
 

Thanks.. Bob

We will be moving to North Africa once we get the Russians to a reasonable state.  We've some bits and pieces to add to the British, US and German ranges as well, but these are mostly already modelled and it's a matter to going through the process to get them released.   The good news is that in order to produce a number of later war variant vehicles has meant that we've had to produce earlier versions on which to base them, so a lot of groundwork has already been done.

Oh lord another period to have a go at 

too many eras to do not enough time