Background As part of an ongoing (and, knowing me, never likely to be actually completed) project to put together a small-but serviceable French component to my Team Yankee collection, I’d decided to build a force based (predictably) around the Leclerc Tank Company
The old box image, now seems to be replaced with generic Battlefront packaging Background I grabbed these as part of an ongoing project to build a small-but-serviceable French component for Team Yankee (predictably) based around the Leclerc Tank Company Starter Box. As
I nabbed a box of these teeny tiny little tanks as part of a WWIII British formation which I’m putting together, specifically for an FV432 Mechanised Company. As you can never have enough Milan missiles in an army, and as I’d already
Although the French armed forces were not a part of the integrated military command structure of NATO during the period of Team Yankee, they were envisioned as a strategic reserve in the event of war. As a result, they appear in the
I grabbed myself three boxes of these Battlefront kits as part of a British Mechanised Company list I’m building for Team Yankee, supplied at an excellent discount by those wonderful folks at Wayland Games. I could have gone with Warrior IFVs to
Here we have a boxed set of British Mechanised Infantry for the World War III combat game Team Yankee. I grabbed mine to go with my FV432 APCs, but the unit sizes are exactly the same, so the box will work just
I grabbed a couple of boxes of these guys to complement a Team Yankee French Leclerc starter force which I’d already nabbed, for no reason other than that I like the look of the AMX-30 tanks. They’re beautiful to behold, although I’m
