As for the figures, let me say this: When I visited their web site and saw the photos of their line, I wasn't that impressed. They seemed to be an "average" figure company. Boy, was I wrong! The pictures on their web site do not do the actual castings justice. These figures are neatly sculpted by Peter Rodgerson and cast by Pendraken Figures. They aren't as "clean" as a Dixon or Foundry figure, but they are sure worth the money. Good detail, good animation, they will paint up very nicely. I received the following poses:

Australians
BAA1 - Officer - Advancing with revolver pointing from the hip.
BAA2 - Infantry advancing.
BAA3 - Standing firing. My favorite pose!
BAA4 - Kneeling firing.

All of the Aussies are wearing the "bush" hat, turned up on the left, shorts, and puttees. They have the typical military accouterments. All these figures are well proportioned.

Turks
TM1 - Officer - Advancing, pointing off in the distance.
TM3 - Standing firing.
TM4 - Kneeling firing.

The Turks are all wearing the standard Turkish headgear and puttees. They are fairly well-proportioned, my only complaint is that the firing figure seems a bit (and just a bit) on the skinny side compared to his kneeling companion. But again, I guess that is more realistic than not. Anyway, the difference is negligible, and doesn't detract from this figure line. If you are looking to get into World War I, but don't want to do actions on the Western Front, this might be the way to go.

Again, a recommended product line!

Thanks to all of the companies for their support of our conventions! It is fine folks such as these that make our hobby so enjoyable.

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