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And to return to the bloody art of modern warfare ... the Leopard family: Leo 1, Leo 2A3 and Leo 2A5 
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Nice! - Very nice!
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Very Very Nice
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British Alvis FV101 Scorpion light tank in Malaysian service- also used by Indonesia and the Phillipines
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Spent the weekend compling all the infantry units that I made and modified for easy reference for scenario creation. Here ya'll go
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...and Brunei, which has 16 of the things. New Zealand also used them until they were withdrawn without replacement in the late 1990s.Originally posted by typhoon
British Alvis FV101 Scorpion light tank in Malaysian service- also used by Indonesia and the Phillipines
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Aye, them too. And let's not forget the UKOriginally posted by Case
...and Brunei, which has 16 of the things. New Zealand also used them until they were withdrawn without replacement in the late 1990s.
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???Originally posted by techumseh
Excellent!
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Your infantry collection?Comment
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Let me second that - Good compo, Typhoon!Comment
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Nice, reminds me of the game People's GeneralComment
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People's General? Now thats a game I haven't heard of for a long time.Comment
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Thank you all!! Actually I only did recolouring of the units. Some were made by FiGu, Gopostal, Jim Panse, Curt and of course, fairline
Ah... People's General... brings back fond memories of my TACMS blasting holes through Chinese forces for my swarms of airmobile Gurkhas to charge through
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Some British Infantry units I edited from Fairline's to make them suitable for Northern Ireland or counter-insurgency roles in the 1970s.
Top Row/Left to right: Parachute Regiment with SLR; Royal Marines with SLR; SAS with M16
Bottom Row/Left to right: British Infantry in riot helmet; British Infantry in beret; Scottish Infantry with SLR.
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