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Giles- 11-05-2009
New range of 28mm Chechen Wars
http://www.redstarminiatures.eu/news.html A new company with very nice figures, and not Naps or Ancients for a change. Quite possibly the best thing to come out of Belgium since....er....hmm.. :eh:

Eclaireur- 11-05-2009

Giles lovely miniatures, as you say. I think I am more open to gaming modern conflicts than many on this board might be. But the truly ghastly nature of the Chechen conflict would make me unable to wargame it. The figs would work well for late Afghan and some other scenarios too though... EC

Giles- 11-05-2009

Yes, that did cross my mind. Hopefully the figures will be useful for other theatres.

Gungnir- 11-05-2009

Giles, FYI, the best known Belgian invention is the saxophone.

bangorstu- 11-05-2009

Chips!

Giles- 11-05-2009

I preferred TJ Hooker, myself....

Ronan the Librarian- 11-05-2009
Re: New range of 28mm Chechen Wars
Quite possibly the best thing to come out of Belgium since....er....hmm.. :eh: Hercule Poirot?

goat major- 11-05-2009

there is of course a website entirely dedicated to famous Belgians http://www.famousbelgians.net/top10.htm the fact that Plastic Bertrand makes it in at number 5 probably tells us a lot.....

Ronan the Librarian- 11-05-2009

Blimey - Audrey Hepburn? Actually, for two painters, a cancer specialist, and the inventors of bakelite and the "Big Bang" theory, I think we can forgive them the saxophone.

Paul- 11-05-2009
Re: New range of 28mm Chechen Wars
Quite possibly the best thing to come out of Belgium since....er....hmm.. :eh: Open fruit flans?

Stavka- 11-05-2009

As it happens I have just been reading some first-hand reports of the Chechen War. Not bedtime reading; some REALLY chilling and nasty stuff, even given that all wars are pretty nasty by definition. As Eclaireur says, it is not a conflict in itself I would want to game, but plenty of scope for "what if" games; Russians trying to seize a Canadian post in the arctic as global warming results in jostling for sovereignty over a no-longer-ice-bound Northwest Passage.

Peewee- 11-05-2009

Wouldn't choose to play Chechen conflict by choice but still rather impressed with the minis. Would happily plunder them for ultramodern fictional scenarios.

levied troop- 11-06-2009

Oh I say! Those look very good and an interesting period/campaign. Not a pleasant one to be sure, but the option for gaming the variety of modern Russian 'civil' wars is welcome, particulary if those figures live up to the quality of the photographs.

levied troop- 11-06-2009

In fact, ordered. This internet is a dangerous thing isn't it?

Ronan the Librarian- 11-07-2009

In the wrong hands......

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