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Actually although everyone and his dog produce late war Germans early war nowhere near as common. PP seem to be updating older ranges amd these needed it imho. Also the only range available without Y straps making them accurate for 39/40 that I am aware of.

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Of the two 15mm would be my preference as that's what I use. Something to take in to consideration is terrain and scenics. It can take up a large part of the budget if a whole new set is required. Found this to my cost a decade ago when I planned to switch to 10mm.

Army Bits have introduced this club to get new models made. 50 requests for a 15mm vehicle and it goes in to production. https://army-bits.co.uk/armybits-50-club/ First up the M4A2AG2 which I'd coincidentally been looking for a few days ago. https://army-bits.co.uk/product/armybits-50-club-wishlist-...

20-50% off selected items this weekend

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I managed to find plenty during their black Friday sale. The odd item ends up in the wrong section though. Far better than the old website imho.

I either see them on Facebook or from their email newsletter neither of which are suitable for linking. They probably still do announcements on TMP but I rarely go on there these days.

PSC are using a very similar material for their Cold War, Ancients and the relaunch of the 20mm WWII metals.

Thought Valentines were used for that.

Did the Badger not see some service with the Canadians?