Type 94 Trucks (x5)

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Type 94 Trucks (x5)

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Your Price:$3.45

Retail Price:$3.95

Your Savings:$0.50(13%)

2252 In Stock

Part Number:BP-007-002

Color:

Pumpkin Orange

Red

Yellow Gold

Rose

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Type 94 Trucks (Pack of 5)

From HBG's Japanese Supplement Set, this is the way to go if you need more units of a specific type or color. It is available in 4 different colors: Pumpkin Orange, Yellow Gold, Rose, and Red. These plastic gaming pieces can be used in miniature games like Axis & Allies and Memoir 44.

Great detail

I thought the detail on these pieces was outstanding. From the soft top down to the wheels, and even axles and driveshaft in the undercarriage! I use them to diversify my mechanized infantry units.

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Reviewed by: (Verified Buyer) Andrew Oehlke from Milwaukee, WI. on 4/18/2016

Type 94 Trucks

makes my game more accurate

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Reviewed by: (Verified Buyer) Grant Edwards from Kanata. on 2/26/2020

Good Mobile Infantry or Logistics marker

This is good solid piece to represent a mobile infantry or some form of logistic supply depending on the game your playing. ... Detail is excellent with the flaps on the side of the canvas of the truck and even has a undercarriage represented underneath the vehicle. ... Of the 11 I have 4 had semi heavy flashing on them. Nothing to serious but enough that it made me want to trim it off. ... 4.9/5

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Reviewed by: (Verified Buyer) Sean King from North Bonneville. on 4/6/2018

Perfection!

I happened upon these by pure chance, and I'm really impressed. I'm using them with Steve Jackson Games' old classic "Ogre" now that they have branched out into plastic minis. Yes, they look archaic for the year 2085, but they also immediately signal "truck" once they are on the battlefield. the parts are really molded exceptionally well for such a small scale, and I heartily recommend them to everyone.

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Reviewed by: (Verified Buyer) Jeff Saxton from St. Louis. on 1/7/2018