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LEGO WWII - Andrea G - 08-21-2020 Take a look at this. https://www.united-bricks.com/ They are so cute 
RE: LEGO WWII - Compass Rose - 08-21-2020 (08-21-2020, 12:25 AM)Andrea G Wrote: Take a look at this. Very cool. Those would be a "must have" if I was a kid! RE: LEGO WWII - Andrea G - 08-21-2020 Even if I am no more a kid, I will have one of them! RE: LEGO WWII - Ashcloud - 08-21-2020 Love them, just wonder why the South Africans always get left out of the Commonwealth Troops? RE: LEGO WWII - Steel God - 08-22-2020 There they are: WW2 British SAS (Surely that Means South African Soldier right)  All kidding aside, that is a damned shame. I mean, they have literally everyone else including 57 varieties of Germans, including Luftwaffe ground units. RE: LEGO WWII - Andrea G - 08-22-2020 The biggest shame is that there is no M13/40 kit
RE: LEGO WWII - Crossroads - 08-30-2020 Gotta love the detail they've put into these little things! Here's a Winter War Finn holding a Molotov cocktail in his hand, and with a Finnish potato smasher and a 'lapinleuku' knife on his belt. The SMG is a Soviet PPSh-41 rather than a Finnish Suomi M/31 (below), but I get they can't have plastic molds for all little detail out there. ![[Image: 300px-Suomi_submachine_gun_M31_1_%281%29.jpg]](https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/2/28/Suomi_submachine_gun_M31_1_%281%29.jpg/300px-Suomi_submachine_gun_M31_1_%281%29.jpg) With a small hobby file the muzzle nose can be perhaps be made to lose the angle the PPSh-41 has. Close enough, though, I give this 10 out 10 points  |
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