It's curious, but in addition to wanting to own them as soon as possible, it also awakens other expectations in me regarding the rest of the sets in waiting, and with recent updates from what I see on the web.
In this way, would it be possible for you to show us some other image of Caesar's legions, or of the elephants of the diadochos, or of those of Pyrrhus?
I know that greed is a great defect, but I am going to blame you and your team for this anxiety that you generate in me.
Much encouragement Andreas. Taking into account that on other occasions you have already faced other types of problems, I am sure that you will solve this one as well.
I think that waiting will increase our hopes and expectations, which is in line with the Christmas season.
I hope that the insurer and its expert do not complicate the recovery of the damages.
Andreas, you have definitely touched my heartstrings with the announcement of your new sets. Those Italian and Carthaginian armies will be greatly awaited and welcomed by me. Thank you so much.
I hope these topics have other developments. I mean, I've always liked sets that allow for a matchup between two good formations.
To do this, I would like the poses of the figures to facilitate this possibility.
I also believe that commercially or economically speaking, it can always be more profitable to create figures that represent a part of a whole.
Personally, I think that the sets with the greatest number of boxes I have acquired have been all those that have allowed such formations (Samnites, Etruscans, Athenians, hoplites on the march, Syracusans, all the diferent phalanxes and allies. etc...).
It is true that in recent years, Lineal A has been growing exponentially and surprising all of its followers with the launch of a non-negligible number of sets that is increasing.
And it is true that such news generates renewed enthusiasm and continuous expectation in us.
But no less true is that the subscriber cannot help but look back a little and feel a certain concern, or longing, for those sets announced a long time ago, but which at the moment are not experiencing, at least as far as we know, any progression.
Thus, it occurs to me to ask about the following sets: 29.- Roman anti-elephant wagon. 32.- Trajan Dacian Campaign. 35.- Greco-Bactrian Kingdom. 47.- Seleucid infantry. Allies/Mercenaries.
Of course I can't stop wishing that the recently announced new features begin to be produced, but at the same time, I would like to complete the sets already purchased with these indicated ones.
So Andreas, I would appreciate it if, once again, you could provide us with some information on this.
I have just received the high command of the armies in contention.
The figures of Anibal and Scipion are great, and, of course, their two companions.
I would like nothing more than Linear-a to now set its eyes on the groups of armies that took part in the second Punic war under the command of these two great generals.