By Mark Serafin
I have been heavy (maybe _too_ heavy) into 15mm WWII for about 6 years. Here's what I've learned, and the opinions I have formed. I have posted versions of this on the Internet over the years when people ask about getting started in this period. First, a few general observations. Each manufacturer has strengths and weaknesses - some are great at vehicles, but can't make people. Others are just the opposite. Scale, particularly for the vehicles, is pretty loose. Some lines are designed to be a bit bigger (Peter Pig, SDD), some lines are inconsistent with their scaling (Old Glory, some of the older Batlefront stuff). The infantry from most manufacturers seem to have settled at a size that makes them compatible, which is nice. Some, though, just don’t mix well with the others. More 15mm Primer WWII Miniatures
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