[generulpoleaxe]

are the FOW minis 15mm?

if so the prices look a bit steep.
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[Dave T]

Closer to 16/17mm but nominaly 15mm yes
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[evilcartoonist]

I got lucky; I'm trading some of my minis (that would otherwise have sat and gathered dust) for a bunch of FoW minis and a rulebook (all brand new- the guy works at a game shop )

Otherwise, the price is what kept me away in the past.
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[combatpainter]

I get most of my box sets at the local conventions at 50-75% off. You need to wait around for the one you want but it usually won't take longer than a year. I picked up those LRDG box sets for practically nothing just a couple on months ago and a Panzergrenadier Company box as well.

[Mindenbrush]

THe "official" FoW vehicles/figures by Battlefront are expensive but didn't Court Jester do a Peter Pig Tiger 1 earlier this year that sold well?

There are other 15mm manufacturers listed here

http://pages.quicksilver.net.nz/iago/ww2links.html#manu

[Gangleader147]

The Peter Pig vehicles have been receiving resculpts and are nice, they are also all metal rather than the mix with resion from battlefront.

[dm]

Skytrex 15mm WW2 are still nice sculpts and not expensive. They also do ten man infantry squads and some heavy weapon support for around £2 and these look good painted and based up in FOW style but may not get the prices on E-bay FOW stuff does even when painted to a very high standard.

Thanks for the list Mindenbrush

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