Quality. The understrength T-72 battalion, with only two companies. |
Quantity - one of the T-55 battalions, with three companies each of two toy tanks (each representing five real ones), and the HQ in a snazzy BRDM-2. |
More quantity - the other T-55 battalion, this time with HQ in a GAZ-69. |
The regimental assets... |
...RHQ with a gaggle of GAZ-69s and a platoon of T-55... |
...Recce Company with a platoon each of BRDM and PT-76... |
...Air Defence with a Plt of ZSU-23/4 and the engineers with BTR-60PB and BTS recovery tank. |
Comrade Gow!... Where is frozen on the camera's lens, Glorious moment in Soviet/Forbodian relations, lengths of fresh milk pipelines on their specially made tracked carriages on way to installation??? I am swept up in joyful outburst of approval at this celebration of unbreakable bond between the two Socialist camps of two good neighbour nations!
ReplyDeleteA terrifying display of Forbodian might. Have a Very Christmas.
ReplyDeleteMerry Xmas. Christmas truce or is that a decadent Capitalist trait?
ReplyDeleteMore tanks then you can shake a stick at !!!
ReplyDeletePuts me in mind of a famous comedy sketch:
Another tank sir?
No! I'm full.
Ah! Go on, Just another T55 with wafer thin armour.
Oh go on then.
MERRY CHRISTMAS :-)
May Day in December?
ReplyDeleteSweet looking parade!
Peace and goodwill to all men, except, of course, to enemies of the Forbodian state!
ReplyDeleteA splendid review comrade, a tribute to the Forbodian
ReplyDeleteproletariat in achieving
this might in only a year!
Great stuff! Now you just need a battalion of BMP infantry to with them.
ReplyDeleteImpressive, I see the Forbodians favour the tank heavy approach. I approve.
ReplyDeleteCheers,
Pete.
Ooo... Shiny! What a formidably forbidding Forbodian force. Oorrah pobieda, Tovarishch!
ReplyDeleteCol
ReplyDeleteQuite so Comrade. In fact 'Socialist Camp' is this season's must-have look.....
Springinsfeld
ReplyDeleteThose who follow the true path to socialism need not be afraid. Personally I'm terrified!
Cal toting of Python
ReplyDeleteTruce eh? Well you lay down your rifle first and we'll see how it goes....
Stephen Thomas
ReplyDeleteHey, those T-55s are diecasts with real metal armour! It's the plastic T-72s we should be worrying about...
Paul Foster
ReplyDeleteThat's the last time I buy such a cheap calendar.
Doctorphalanx
ReplyDeleteSpoken like a true fellow traveller comrade!
Don M
ReplyDeleteHeroic efforts right enough Don. The day shift in the tractor factory and the night shift on Ebay....
JLee118
ReplyDeleteThe BMP battalion exists Comrade....
Pete
ReplyDeleteWhy go for the subtle approach when you can simply crush the enemy with lots of heavy diecast models?
Archduke Piccolo
ReplyDeleteMore shininess is planned.....
To coin perhaps a corollary to the well known Russian observations about thequantity/quality duality: 'Forthrightness has a subtlety all of its own; and subtlety has itself a forthrightness none else can claim.'
ReplyDeleteArmoured People Power! The Western lapdogs tremble before it.
ReplyDeleteThis is the most scary post I have ever read on your post .. from complete madness and off-the-wall-thinking (I remember shaking my head in complete disbelief when Tim Gow went BIG) .. ti a "I can see his logic" .. scary, where do you manage to put this stuff away?
ReplyDeleteRespect, though also "disbelief"
Have a good Fletcher Pratt tomorrow, sorry I cannot make it!
:(
"Under-strength" also means (implies) I am going to get some more in 2015!
ReplyDeleteTrue/False?
Dancing Cake Tin
ReplyDeleteAs well they might. Historical inevitability is on our side Comrade.
Stu Rat
ReplyDeleteQuite so. The Bauble replaced the Golden Splonder following the Communist coup. Er, I mean popular uprising.
Geordie
ReplyDeleteWhat do you have to be scared about? It's me who has to fins room for all this crap. Lucky I can stop anytime then....