Isn’t it Wehrmacht, John? 😉

Good stuff. Btw, you misspelled ‘Wehrmacht’

It’s called Stielgranate not Steilgranate. Because Steilgranate in english would mean steep granate^^

Great minis, great paint-job and great review. Would love to see some more historical stuff.

Models look great, though the rifles look a bit small. Is this actual/true scale or heroic scale?

Love the new format – box, sprue, build and paint.
Really helpful on deciding on what models to buy.

Looking forward to the forgeworld Tau Manta vid…

These certainly do look very nice indeed.

Especially good for those playing large games, while I do love the metal Bolt Action figures I’d imagine a couple of hundred of them of weigh a fair bit.

These are also a little cheaper than the metals, though the metal sets of a similar price tend to come with a couple more options like a mortar, radio, etc. The plastic set will be great for bulking out the metal sets with more basic infantry while the metals have the command and support elements well covered.

Nice shirt, John 😀

Now I know I’ve played CoD: WaW too much because I recognised every weapon on the sprue immediately…

These models really are excellent, even though I’m not usually a fan of WW2 miniature lines. I could see them making for some excellent Imperial Guard, actually.

Nice figures and a good review! And to answer some of your questions during the review:
The MG-34 hat a rate of fire of 800-900 rounds per minute, later changes increased that to around 1200 rpm. Less than a MG-42, but still very respectable – and your ammo lasted longer, too.

the “Sturmgewehr” – Haenel / Schmeisser MP 43 MP 44 Stg. 44 assault rifle Caliber: 7.92×33 mm (7.92mm Kurz) Action: Gas operated, tilting bolt Overall length: 940 mm Barrel length: 419 mm Weight: 5.22 kg Rate of fire: 500 rounds per minute Magazine capacity: 30 rounds MG-34 Caliber: 7.92x57mm Mauser (also known as 7.9mm Mauser or 8mm Mauser) Weight: 10.5 kg on bipod, empty Length: 1219 mm Length of barrel: 627 mm Feeding: belt, 50 or 250 rounds; double drum magazines, 75 rounds. Rate of fire: 900 rounds/min Muzzle velocity: 755 m/s (may vary depending on type of ammunition used)… Read more »

Oh yeah great vid John and a good new format 🙂

rely nice miniatures and nice paint job John great work dude and nice with more history. ^^

A bit unrelatted but where can i find some good modern (1980-2000ish) miniaturs

Great review.
And I love the new format.
Keep up the geat work.

Are they compatible in size to companies like Artizan’s line or are they more traditional Bolt Action size ?

Lovely little paint job there, John! By the way, would people say that these are heroic or true scale models? I’m not so sure…

That was a really good video. Things like these really show what the models are like. Keep up the good work!

Nice looking miniatures shame that you didn’t show them next to some GW IG models so that we can see could they be used for Imperial Gard

the modern version of the mg34 is the mg36 right? I played with it on bf bad company 2 😛