RE: other periods

What I meant is you don't find Peter Pig in many stores.  Lots of places
have 
Old Glory.  Quality Castings also tends to be Mail order only, though I
have to 
admit that the vast majority of my recent purchases have been mail
order.	QC 
tends to run slightly smaller than the others.

Michael Brown

-----Original Message-----
From:	Jim Callahan
Sent:	Friday, February 22, 2002 3:19 PM
To:	gzg-l@csua.berkeley.edu
Subject:	Re: other periods

I got 15mm figgies from Peter Pig and I had no trouble with Brookhurst
hobbies

www.brookhursthobbies.com

~~$25 and I had 4 squads plus some robot dudes (still unpainted, but
here's a pic of the robot -->
http://www.tablegamer.com/stargrunt/gallery.htm

jim

Michael Brown wrote:

>Not wanting to start a jihad over the correct scale, I would say that
you 
could
>do much worse than Old Glory 15s.  @50 to a bag ($12.50 US), though
heavy
>weapons (HMG, mortars) come in separate bags (with crew).  Focus is on
Late
>(1944+) war, with some 1940 and Western Desert.  Vehicles come 3 to a
bag for 
@
>$15.00 US.  For a $50.00 investment you can field a full strength
company (at
>1-1).
>
>Mixes well with Peter Pig (which is harder to find in the US).
>
>Michael Brown
>
>
>-----Original Message-----
>From:	Jim Hopper
>Sent:	Friday, February 22, 2002 5:12 AM
>To:	StarGrunt2 List
>Subject:	re: other periods
>
>Thanks for all of the great responses.
>
>I am curious what figure lines are available for WWII and moderns.  I
have
>only used microarmor in the past for these periods.  I understand that
the
>Old Glory 15mm line is very popular and relatively cheap.  Is this the
scale
>people are using for SG2 in these periods?  Is anyone using a 25mm line
that
>they like?  Is so, what about vehicles?
>
>Jim Hopper
>
>

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