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[trailape]

Hi Guys
I've posted the latest part of my review of BATTLEFIELD ACCESSORIES and WARLORD GAMES (Sarisa Models) La Haye Sainte models.
In part TWO I take a close look at the BA offering.
You can see all the details here:
http://trailape.blogspot.com.au/2015/05/a-tale-of-two-farms-part-2.html

Here a couple of photos:





PART ONE is here:
http://trailape.blogspot.com.au/2014/09/a-tale-of-two-farms.html
UBIQUE!
Scott
http://trailape.blogspot.com.au/
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[Cawdorthane]

Great work Scot, and a fabulous Blog too!

I just acquired the Warlords La Haye Sainte set and am yet to put it together, but my past experience of Warlords is universally high. So I will be intrigued to learn your views.

cheers
Mark

[trailape]

Part three is posted
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[Cawdorthane]

Thanks Scot,

Very informative and helpful reviews. Looks as though I will have to mock up my own internal details for the Warlords variant, although a trip to Hearn's Hobbies for some textured modelling card etc will make that fun and fairly painless (if still adding to the WLG price).

I must say that the Rorkes Drift pack from Warlords was truly excellent value and had full internal detail, and them skimping on La Haye Sainte is a trifle disappointing, but c'est la Guerre! The personality figures and the wonderfully animated French Engineers figures in the Warlords box did help ease my pain though

cheers
Mark

[trailape]

Hi Mark
There is plenty of off cut card left over so 'Pimping your farm' shouldn't be too hard.
Or simply getting a sheet of balsa wood will do the trick.
I intend to add to both kits.
I'll be in the 'REAL' La Haye Sainte in June so will be taking heaps of photos (assuming that's allowed).
Cheers
Scott
UBIQUE
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I am my Brother's Keeper