WW1 Ottoman Turks
Posted: Tue Feb 11, 2014 11:01 am
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Was that some hidden sign that I SHOULD raise a WWI Army too?obriendavid wrote:Those are very nice units. WW1 is a very neglected period and the fighting in Mesopotamia even more so and the Balkans are never seen.
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The Saxons were very prominent then as well Gunter so I'm sure they will make an appearance in the futureFriedrich August I. wrote:Was that some hidden sign that I SHOULD raise a WWI Army too?obriendavid wrote:Those are very nice units. WW1 is a very neglected period and the fighting in Mesopotamia even more so and the Balkans are never seen.
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Dave
Only problem would be they would have been TWICE their numbers!obriendavid wrote:The Saxons were very prominent then as well Gunter so I'm sure they will make an appearance in the futureFriedrich August I. wrote:Was that some hidden sign that I SHOULD raise a WWI Army too?obriendavid wrote:Those are very nice units. WW1 is a very neglected period and the fighting in Mesopotamia even more so and the Balkans are never seen.
Cheers
Dave
Cheers
Dave
obriendavid wrote:Those are very nice units. WW1 is a very neglected period and the fighting in Mesopotamia even more so and the Balkans are never seen.
Cheers
Dave
Cheers guys your comments are appreciatedFriedrich August I. wrote:Nice looking Plane!
I didn't even notice that WWI has been neglected here Shame!
Yeah, well, First things First!EvilGinger wrote:WWI is an interesting period, transitional like 1660-1720 & given its the 100th anniversary is this year going to be rather well supported.
Ginger
Must admit I thought long and hard before taking the plunge into WW1 as trench warfare didn't appeal. It's only when you look at all the other theatres that the conflict's scope becomes apparent, it's a pity there isn't much choice in figures for most of them.EvilGinger wrote:WWI is an interesting period, transitional like 1660-1720 & given its the 100th anniversary is this year going to be rather well supported.
Ginger
The fighting change so much from 1914 to 1918 that it is almost unrecognisable as being the same war. Likewise, the trench systems also changed and developed from their initial building in late '14 into the redoubt systems of '18. If anyone wants a real modelling challenge, try modelling the Italian and Austrian defences in the mountains around the Capporetto front.EvilGinger wrote:WWI is an interesting period, transitional like 1660-1720 & given its the 100th anniversary is this year going to be rather well supported.
Ginger