I like the rules and the idea of having three differently posed figures for one infantryman, it reminds me of my youth when military modelling was as much a hobby to me as wargaming. It will require fair bit of converting as typically each box of six figures has four standing, one kneeling and one lying, but I think I'll be able to cope.
I'm mixing legs and torsos from the two British infantry boxes to have my troops in shirts and long trousers. This will leave me with battledress torsos and legs with shorts but I have seen British troops in this attire in Italy so after Kohima, maybe Salerno?
Not a lot of progress today, but hopefully some more advanced wip photos tomorrow after I have added arms, guns and helmets!
Interesting! I never saw these!
ReplyDeleteThis is a great idea. I thought about using the Multipose sets for Normandy Firefight when I was investigating the rules but went for 1/35th scale instead. Now the Multipose sets are available again, this makes even more sense. I'm looking forward to the end result, especially as it's Burma!
ReplyDeleteSounds interesting...I picked up Normandy Firefight ages ago but have never used them but I like the idea of multi pose figures representing each man. Skirmish Sangin would suit this too.
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