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Friday, February 24, 2012

(Gnome Wars) The Michael Lung Gallery #9

Crunch time is coming for the con, but I'm spending a slow day at work cleaning out the bajillions of gnome-specific emails. Somehow I completely missed this pic that Mike sent me sometime around Halloween:


This is How We Defend a Pumpkin Patch in Germany


Here we have two very well supported German units. A little gun happy, perhaps, and very susceptible to melee... if of course the enemy can survive the heavy machine gun, light mortar, artillery fire, and a careening truck racing across the battlefield. Two buglers, two bier doctors, two bier nurses, these units are ready for anything the scenario presents itself.


Except a Swiss tunnel unit popping out Highlander Bersekers right in the middle of that mess.(Cold War '08, I believe).


I'll get into more specifics with Mike when we can sit and talk at Cold Wars, but I hope we'll see these guys in action if I can convince him to start the Bore Wars Campaign.... sans most heavy weapons, I hope.


Also, with only two weeks to go till Cold Wars, as the special surprises get confirmed, I'll be posting little teaser pics.

7 comments:

  1. Hi Eric, very cool units. I've managed to obtain the field gun for my Germans an I like the look of the truck. Any ideas where I can pick one up?

    Keep up the cool work.

    Cheers,

    Helen

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  2. Helen, I shall check with Mike on Monday.

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  3. Excellent! You just need a Flamethrower and a unit of Hasenuhlanen.

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  4. Thanks Eric that would be good.

    Cheers,

    Helen

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  5. Helen,
    As per Mike, the truck is part of the toy line from the Disney movie Atlantis. Apparently the larger toys are perfect size for 25-30mm and even more perfect for VSF/Gnome action. Mike gave me a good pile of info to wade through, but I'll put it all together in a post in the very near future.

    PS: If you decide to look for things immediately, Mike warns that there is also a smaller die-cast line of toys, so don't get the two confused.

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  6. Thanks Eric, I'll keep my eye open for this. Thank you for getting back with the query.

    Cheers,

    Helen

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