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Vinnie Branigan
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 REVIEW: DRAGON - DAK Panzer & Artillery Crew Libya 1941 A look at what you get in Dragon's latest figure set! REVIEW: DRAGON - DAK Panzer & Artillery Crew Libya 1941  Vinnie
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Steve Hutchinson
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Re: REVIEW: DRAGON - DAK Panzer & Artillery Crew Libya 1941 They look pretty good, and loads of extra kit too  Another DAK item, they are coming through, slowly but surely Definitely another must have  Steve H
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Justin Wooding
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Re: REVIEW: DRAGON - DAK Panzer & Artillery Crew Libya 1941 Hello Vinnie, Thanks for the review. I really do like those two in the greatcoats  Woody...
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Matt Parvis
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Re: REVIEW: DRAGON - DAK Panzer & Artillery Crew Libya 1941 Vinnie, these look good and as you said, it is nice to get some DAK figures in greatcoats. Even a cursory look through period pictures will show you how common they were. I hope people check their references before using one of the included weapons, something there looks a little out of place for 1941.  Matt
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Vinnie Branigan
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Re: REVIEW: DRAGON - DAK Panzer & Artillery Crew Libya 1941 Matt, they weren't included in the review since none of them are used on the figures. They're just a bonus sprue.
Vinnie
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Matt Parvis
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Re: REVIEW: DRAGON - DAK Panzer & Artillery Crew Libya 1941 Now I'm wondering if I missed something else? I was commenting on the inclusion of the StG 44. Lest I am misunderstood, I am not complaining about the fact that it is included. Small arms are always useful to have around and if Dragon want to include a whole sprue that may not be entirely accurate to the kit, I think it is great, more for the spares box. Matt
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Vinnie Branigan
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Re: REVIEW: DRAGON - DAK Panzer & Artillery Crew Libya 1941 I agree. It would be a shame for a manufacturer to not do certain figures that aren't carrying weapons etc. because the sale price would be too low. The inclusion of a few weapons and personal kit sprues can make them a worthwhile release for them and us.
Vinnie
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Deano Raines
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Re: REVIEW: DRAGON - DAK Panzer & Artillery Crew Libya 1941 Very nice figures that will look great beside the Bison/ sturmpanzer II   Deano
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