All of them were made either from plans provided by the manufacturer or from the real vehicles which generally we were permitted to sit on, or in and photograph.

We are proud of what we achieved with the ranges, all the vehicles ( post 1970s ) were used as recognition models by Armies around the world ( British, Dutch, French, Norwegian, Australian, US, Pakistan, to name a few ) and were as accurate as Military Recognition Cells could get them. The larger the tactical level, the less realistic games became and ended up as wall-to-wall tanks, with infantry coming 19th on the list of priorities.

The skirmish version of FEBA and East of Suez was the limit of my gaming. In fact, the size of it and the business it produces is the very reason that it has to go – to give my RSI a rest! What also influenced the decision was my own lack of interest in the ranges, despite being ex-Army, I have never been that interested in representing modern warfare on the tabletop.

This has never been affected by the toy company and its' strange rendition of modern warfare. Not because it is not making a profit – it is! It turns over approx £60.00 GBPK p.a and has done since we started to downsize the business 3-4 years ago. The range will come out of production on the 31st January 2020. We have had a lot of calls regarding our plans for the QRF modern ranges, but no expressions of interest for buying them. I see this under the December 2020 news as an update .uk/news

Reinforcements 15mm t-55 modern tank