▲ 41 r/LebanonPolitics+5 crossposts

Battle of maysalun 1920

A important battle for Pan Arabist, movements, and Syrian and Lebanese history French forces attack the city on July 24 as part of the campaign to Damascus I didn’t have enough Arab infantry units so I did have to make a do with some dervish from Sudan and Afghan tribesmen sorry for any offense. It’s just all I had.

u/Antique-Style-2669 — 5 days ago
▲ 16 r/ThePlasticArmy+2 crossposts

News !! probably should’ve did this earlier

They’re probably just really busy or re-organizing the factory or what not sorry I don’t have more information

u/Antique-Style-2669 — 5 days ago
▲ 75 r/toys

Behold armies in plastic

Armies in plastic is a company that makes 1/32 scale historically accurate Army men I have over 1000 you can find more content specific to this brand on my sub r/armies plastic buyers

u/Antique-Style-2669 — 11 days ago
▲ 3 r/RomanticAdvice+2 crossposts

I’m not sure what to do

There’s a girl who I like that I’ve been talking to for about a month now, but she lives very far away from me. We both like each other. We don’t really know what to do. We’re not dating though my mind tells me that she’s great. She’s perfect. Everyone else tells me I should just talk to other people and I do but I feel weird about it. I do Brazilian zouk and there’s a lot of older women who keep flirting with me plus I’ve heard that long distance just doesn’t last that long or is likely to go wrong.

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u/Antique-Style-2669 — 21 days ago
▲ 34 r/ToysRus+6 crossposts

AIP variety pack #6 40 mixed figures plus 1 artillery gun

One of the last ones on eBay probably not going to open

u/Antique-Style-2669 — 25 days ago
▲ 13 r/AmericanEmpire+3 crossposts

( non AIP) Hät American civil war union zouaves

I did not pay enough attention to the listing, and I didn’t realize they were red and the boxer made me think that I would get some firing poses I still like them, though I might paint them blue later probably not though

u/Antique-Style-2669 — 28 days ago
▲ 28 r/ArmiesInPlasticbuyers+3 crossposts

New Napoleonic set ups

I use the Alamo Mexican infantry for the Dutch soldiers and I modified the bugler figures arm and head to look like he’s lacing downwards the other set up is just something I did with The base I had left over from my World War I diorama thing

u/Antique-Style-2669 — 1 month ago
▲ 51 r/ArmiesInPlasticbuyers+2 crossposts

Prussian Jäger rifles

I cut off the bayonets because most light infantry they used rifles wouldn’t keep paying it on us. That’s not really what they’re for as their skirmish troops.

u/Antique-Style-2669 — 1 month ago

I think it would be cool if AIP made

French Napoleonic troops and great coats with some marching or advancing poses
Old guard infantry also some marching & advanceing
Austrian infantry
Dutch soldiers
Prussians uniform in black to have the Brunswick soldiers
I mentioned it in another post but some heavy cavalry would also be nice
Although until Army’s in plastic makes these, I’m pretty sure you could get most of them from hat miniatures I think they have a pretty good 1/32 scale lineup and for the heavy cavalry I think you’re gonna have to go to the BMC Mexican heavy cavalry perhaps armies and plastic could start three printing figures cause I understand the cost of new molds would be rather expensive

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u/Antique-Style-2669 — 1 month ago

I would really like for AIP to make cuirassiers for the Napoleonics

I do know BMC makes Mexican heavy cavalry although I think they’re originally from CTS

u/Antique-Style-2669 — 1 month ago
▲ 98 r/imperialism+3 crossposts

Modifications for the Indian mutiny of 1857- 1859

You would need either of the British light infantry with the tall shako or the British Waterloo, regular infantry in red, if using the regular infantry simply cut the part the extends from the top off, leaving it completely flat at the top for additional detail, attempt to move off the cord that goes across the front of the cap and cut off the brim, leaving a simple round hat with the badge in the front if using the light infantry trim it to make it slightly more cone shaped, but not completely with only a slight angle going towards the top mostly carved in the rear leave the front part vertical

u/Antique-Style-2669 — 1 month ago