Things id like to see in 2016

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RedLeif
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Post by RedLeif »

I'd like to buy some modern French "RT F1" 120mm mortars. They are available from a competitor but the castings are small (1:300), not very detailed and cast in softer pewter.

This mortar is also used by the USMC (M327) and a number of other countries according to wikipedia.

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Post by Stryker »

I would like to see the Combat Commands updated either keep the old ones and make new ones Ultra Modern Commands. There are new units but not new Combat Commands.

Ultra Modern US Tank Company
Ultra Modern Soviet Tank Company
Ultra Modern British Tank Company
Ultra Modern German Tank Company
Ultra Modern Chinese Tank Company
Ultra Modern Canadian Tank Company
Ultra Modern Australian Tank Company

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Post by tstockton »

M-103 heavy tank
Swedish "S" tank
M-52 howitzer
M-53 / 55 howitzer
C-119 "Flying Boxcar" transport

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Post by whoa Mohamed »

Nice ones Tom
Id also like to see the USMC heavy recovery vehicle based on the M103 it was standard for marine tank units in Nam.....Mikey
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Post by Brutzel »

more new stuff:

Diamond T & Rogers trailer
M4 Sherman Crab Minesweeper OR M4A4 Sherman /w Crab MK II Minesweeper
Sherman 290mm Rocket Launcher
Trailblazer Gordon
Japan: Type 60 Self-propelled 106 mm Recoilless Gun (In Service 1960-2008) (COOL DESIGN^^)


NAM WAR:
LARC-V
LARC-XV
LARC-LX


modern mine roller pack

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Post by whoa Mohamed »

Panhard M3 4x4 apc
Irish AML 20
Modern aussie Inf and weapons
Lav lll apc in use with aussie and canadian forces
Lav lll Medical evac vehicle as above
Lav lll Logistics
Lav lll command
Poss Canadian Combat command
4 Canadian Leo 2A6 (or 2)
8 Lav lll Apc (or 4)
1 Lav lll command
2 Lav lll 25
1 Lav lll MEV
1 Leo ARV
2 galand 4 door hard top
2 5 ton FMTV towing M777 155mm
2 SF MMG stands
2 javelin anti armour stands
32 individual inf (us coldwar 1 packs)
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Post by piersyf »

Hey Brutzel, GHQ already make a Sherman M4A4 Crab. UK61. Been available for years.
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Post by Brutzel »

UK? oh.... "Anti-mine tank, used by US as well "
I was looking at the US Tanks. British WW2 Models are not in my interest

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Post by Donald M. Scheef »

But if you are not interested in British WW2 models, be aware that anti-mine flail tanks in general, and the Sherman Crab in particular, were British developments. The US began producing and using them only after seeing the effectiveness of the British design.

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Post by whoa Mohamed »

We could also use some modern artillery crew in fritz helmits to go with the superb M777.
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Post by Nazgul »

Not going to beat a dead horse over civilian figures, but how about some helicopters from World War 2? At least one was used for artillery observation and another for material transport.

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Post by Donald M. Scheef »

The civilian figures horse is not dead; it's just resting.

WWII helicopters were pretty rare - looking at Wermacht '47, Korean War or even early Vietnam might be more productive.

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Post by Nazgul »

True enough, but considering they were used I thought they would make an interesting change in a game. The Flettner Fl 282 Kolibri ("Hummingbird") was used for forward observation and the Focke-Achgelis Fa 223 Drache (Dragon) was used for recon, transport, and anti-submarine (?). The United States had the Sikorsky R-4 Hoverfly for recon and rescue. This is a small part of the list.

Just a sorely neglected part of history that is never mentioned and seems to be forgotten.

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Post by supertsar »

More Russian Rocket Artillery. They produced at least 9 different sized rockets in 4, 6, 8, 16, 24, 36 and 48 rail/tube launchers on dozens of different truck chassis. Yet GHQ only makes one type on 2 different chassis.

My preference would be the big BM 31-12 (on Studebaker, Zis6 etc) that you see in the Berlin footage.
The BM 13-16 on the STZ-5 Stalinez is way cool.

Americans need the 240mm Howitzer M1 and the 8" Gun M1

Belgian T13 and T15 would be great.

French tanks FCM36 (radar can't detect it!) and Char D2.

Russian early war heavy artillery is lacking in my battles too - we need the 152mm ML20.

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Post by Brutzel »

A new one...
40mm Bofors on GMC CCKW-353 2.5 ton 6x6

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