Gerry Reviews Eisenkern at On Table Top

Comments

FRank - April 23, 2021

I agree with Shaun Gooch
“…fans really want to see the Armoured Shadowkesh brought to life asap. "

YESSS… Shadowkesh would be great…

PEter - April 21, 2021

This set would be perfect for the German heavy infantry in konflict47.

Anonymous - April 20, 2021

I’d like to direct this comment towards Frank.

Having owned the original Eisenkern kits, and just having bought some of the new ones. I can confirm that the difference , is very minimal and nothing to prevent you from mixing the sets.

In fact the slight difference in box contents is refreshing. The addition of different weapons, such as those wielded by the Panzerjaeger, which were not available to the standard kit is a welcomed decision.

Looking forward to seeing the rest of the range being brought back to life. After the Shadowkesh!!!!

Anonymous - April 20, 2021

To add to Gerry’s sentiment. Having bought a lot of Marks original kits. It’s great to see them being resurrected, particularly the Panzerjaeger. I only managed to snap up one box of the originals.

I think you will find that many of us die hard Iron Core fans really want to see the Armoured Shadowkesh brought to life asap. I hope you guys consider this before delivering the Protectorate, and even being released before the likes of the Valkir Heavy Troopers or the heavy weapons or accessories.

I may be a little biased here, simply because I already own the above mentioned kits. So, having the enemies of the Eisenkern being brought to life at long last, is something that needs championing.

Keep up the good work and produce Crimean War British Grenadier Guards. Please!!!

Frank - April 20, 2021

For the second time I now hear that the size of the new IronCore-Troopers would be different from the old ones from DFG …
I can’t confirm that, I don’t see any difference.
I think the new gun options in the sprue is great.
Please more of it … thank you …