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[Quote]”Oh you young peoples, old gamers like me started in pre internet time and got nothing but books. (And had to walk 15 miles through snow to school 😉 )“[/Quote]

A bit presumptuous of you, I’m 57, not often I’m called young 😉

Seriously though, time is precious, I don’t expect to have to google to see whether I have all the parts, what it…[Read more]

I tend to first look at Warlord’s pictures, second google it.  If that doesn’t yield the answer, wing it – so long as the model looks ok on the table top no-one is going to question if there’s a small bit missing.

I dropped my German sniper figure not once, but three times, during assembly and painting.  The third time his gun barrel broke but n…[Read more]

Oh you young peopes, old gamers like me started in pre internet time and got nothing but books. (And had to walk 15 miles through snow to school 😉 )

The Schweres Maschinengewehr Lafette had some high settings to offer best arc  of fire and cover combination. So the Warlord Version is not unusual.

I tried to take an explaining pic from my…[Read more]

Think I have worked out what they are trying to do.  But getting pretty fed up of having to watch youtube videos and google pictures every time I have to assemble a Warlord Games model.

They used to have a location on there website that had the diagrams for putting together alot of there resin/metal models…since the upgrade to thete website i havent been able to find it…

I did nothing extra, so yes, it fell into position.

That looks good – mine looks more like the one on the Warlord Games site

https://store.warlordgames.com/products/blitzkrieg-german-pak-36-anti-tank-gun?_pos=2&_sid=49759d1c6&_ss=r

Did the gun shield on your model naturally fall into that position or did you have to manipulate it?

Cheers,

Nigel

From the photos on the Walord site often it is not clear how some pieces are mounted. I remember that I had the same problem with pak36. I don’t remember if I forced anything or just glued it with the correct angle

Hmmm, I did the Blitzkrieg one at it had the correct angle.

It’s based on mongoose’s v2 …not sure whats been changed but from what I’ve seen /heard from some of the YouTube videos it’s more tweeks than wholesale changed

There was near to no chance to see a submerged mine. Even the contact mine was deep enough to be invisible. So normally S-Boote and MTB could pass contact mine fields without risk.

The magnetic, pressure or sound mines are very difficult to clear. There are settings that made them immune to the first contacts in a given time, so a Sperrbrecher…[Read more]