RE: [DS, SG] Sources of WWI tanks and knights

For WWI tanks, you could use the GW space marine Landraiders.  There
should be a lot of the old plastic ones out there for sale. (second
hand)  They have that weird low-tech look you're probably looking for. 
As to 25 mm knights, I'd recommend Old Glory.  They have some of the
cheapest (but still very good) ancient/medieval figures around.  They've
got bags of 30 foot for about $25 US.

Old Glory's url is:  www.oldgloryminiatures.com

BTW, the Dr. Who episode in question wouldn't be the one with the
Arthurian knights from another dimension would it?  With the newest
Doctor? (I don't count the American Fox show as legitimate Dr. Who
)
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-----Original Message-----
From:	Beth.Fulton@csiro.au [SMTP:Beth.Fulton@csiro.au]
Sent:	Thursday, April 11, 2002 2:32 AM
To:	gzg-l@csua.berkeley.edu
Subject:	[DS, SG] Sources of WWI tanks and knights

 G'day,

Would any kind soul out there be able to recommend manufacturer's who
make
decent 6/10mm WWI tanks and knights in armour on foot (preferably
individually based rather than in rows of 6 or whatever)?

Likewise can anyone recommend a supplier of nice looking 25mm knights in
armour on foot.

Inspired by Dr Who (as I so often am) I've been mulling over a force
(under
the control of TOLEMAC industries founded by Arthur King) who's PA look
like
knights in armour and who's vehicles resemble WWI tanks (in appearance
not