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Re: What's limited is any Allied figures in greatcoats

July 26 2012 at 7:16 AM		   (Login 11a)
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Response to What's limited is any Allied figures in greatcoats
Hi Adam,

Agreed, not may around in Greatcoats.

Resicast have some nice BEF figures and will hopefully do a few more. Their vickers crew are late war but are also in cold weather dress.

Spearhead minitures did a couple in Greatcoats, later taken on by Resicast but now OOP.

There is another LRDG/SAS chap but I can't remember who made him.

These are the Spearhead chaps but finished as Indian Troops in the desert

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I can't remember who made this chap but again finished as an Indian soldier

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These are the 4 Resicast BEF Figures currently available.

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Having looked a a lot of footage of the early war period I don't see an issue mixing orders of dress during the April, May and June period.

They were still issuing Greatcoats when I was in the service and on a cold May morning in the wee early hours you would be well pleased to have your Greatcoat on.

Cheers

Al




 
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  1. Those are all good - Adam Kuller on Jul 26, 8:52 AM
    1. Re: Those are all good - Alan McNeilly on Jul 26, 9:26 AM
     


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