Unboxing: Flames Of War StuG G Platoon 

John going on about the war is the whole reason I watch!

Eric Bomberger Agreed. Having a historically centric unboxing about historical vehicles in a historic wargame makes sense. Otherwise it's just a clone of every other unboxing we see. You guys are interesting and entertaining to listen too. Wargames are a great venue for learning so use it in that context =^^= So basically guys, you've historically always had historic conversations about historical military era vehicles and people from history that a historical wargame references from history for their historic wargames featuring historical military era vehicles, equipment, and personnel :P Historical wargamers get into this genre because of the history. It's the same reason behind why scifi fans get into scifi wargames or fantasy players get into fantasy wargames.......they enjoy the conversations about scifi or fantasy. Keep the discussions in. They are an equally important selling point of why we watch and why we are like the longer videos. Otherwise it just sounds like a short commercial about plastic. We love your videos and want you to keep the historical discussions =^^=

I've used a lot of them (both Zvezda and PSC) yes, it honestly comes down to your play group. I've had a lot of people put these together at the LGS and play then and there

@@dakotanowlin4226 oh because I am starting to play flame of war and I was wondering how that works

@@Reshiram_The_Fire_Dragon I personally have never taken issue with people using whatever models they could and generally speaking the rest of the community seems that way as well. I'd say, play with what you'd like/what fits in your budget

@@dakotanowlin4226 ok thanks

Not a problem and you're welcome

planthi80 flames of war is 15mm

Yeah, but you hear the "g" a bit more, not a hard "k" sound at the end. So like "sh-toog" but like an abrupt soft "g" at the end.