Befoore You Buy Plastic Soldiers!

[Mac V]

Check out this site!

http://www.plasticsoldierreview.com/Index.htm

Nothing but great info on 1:72 scale plastic soldiers. Size comparisons and all.

 

[Ben2]

This is a site I would recommend to everybody. It is very useful.

 

[Mr Evil]

or go paper lol

all 1/72 scale as well

http://www.juniorgeneral.org/ww2.htm

 

[tiepilot1138]

That's too funny. I did some poking around there, and alot of the 1/72 vehicles are way off. Good for playtesting if they were the right size.

 

[Mr Evil]

the buildings are a god send trust me

 

[tiepilot1138]

Ohh! I missed the buildings!

 

[Keltheos]

Where are the buildings? all I found were barbed wire a bunker and some crates/walls under Miscellaneous.

 

[Ben2]

Go to the accessories section, the buildings are in there.

 

[darklord4]

or go paper lol

I'm glad I'm not the only one that likes the idea of paper minis. While I like painting minis, my MADD(Miniature Attention Deficit Disorder) makes painting entire armies difficult. I like playing and trying new units as often as possible, though cost/time etc. precludes a lot of that.

For bit of a mental exercise the other day I was wondering which miniature medium has the lowest eco footprint: mining/smelting/casting metal minis, mining/distilling/casting plastic minis, or logging/processing/printing/folding paper minis.

I think I like "painting" paper minis on the computer better. If I do well, I can replicate it, if not I can CTRL-Z undo it

Paper or Plastic?
Paper, please.