What is your favourite force?

[steve]

Please select your favourite force

[seaneley]

Too bad they killed Trent, but anything with Flint in it is going to be good! By the way, when did Trent replace Major Flagg?

[pocoyo_joe]

Wierd thing is well Z Force was always my favourite I never had a full set of Z Force toys yet strangely I had a complete set of both Space Force and Q Force.

Z Force appealed more as the seemed to me to be the actual main army fighting part of Action Force, plus I loved the troop carrier toy and heck they were the only Force with a girl

SAS Force were great, but their leader always had the gas mask on and couldn't hold his gun very well. Sparrowhawk and Quickfire were better with their WW2 guns.

So so me Z Force win hands down, but the other 3 were damn fine too

[Kambei]

SAS Force were the best. Operation: Bloodhound and Operation: Claymore just about sum it up nicely. Even against impossible odds, they always managed to make the Baron snatch defeat from the jaws of victory. Eagle and Stakeout were the best.

[Quickfire]

I second that sentiment, altho I still vant recognition not so much for mich ob meiner vaterland for saving the day before wid da M16A2 in the Pampas, danke. Und einer sehr schoene abend.

[Flint]

I voted for Z-Force
Though SAS was a VERY close second.

[S.A.S.Sparrowhawk]

re Sparrowhawks WWII gun


The gun issued to all SAS parachute assaulters is in fact supposed to be the U.S. M3a1.This was the best silenced smg during the late 60's and used by both Seals & USSF's in Vietnam.Its .45calibre slug has far better stopping power than 9mm IMO.

Hope this info helps.

[The Baron]

It's all good stuff, thanks, but I really just wanted to know what to call it!

[pocoyo_joe]

re Sparrowhawks WWII gun


The gun issued to all SAS parachute assaulters is in fact supposed to be the U.S. M3a1.This was the best silenced smg during the late 60's and used by both Seals & USSF's in Vietnam.Its .45calibre slug has far better stopping power than 9mm IMO.

Hope this info helps.

I know Quickfire had a Tommy Gun that was used in WWII, but wasn't the Grease Gun that came with Sparrowhawk also used in WWII? I know the Action Force American Paratrooper had the same gun and he was based on a WWII US para wasn't he?

I'm not decrying the Grease Gun for being an old weapon, sometimes the old guns are the best, I mean weren't the Afghans still using old Britsh Lee Enfield bolt action rifles to fight the Soviets back in the 80s? Also the infamous AK-47 was first produced not long after the Grease Gun.

Even as a kid I found it funny that Action Force were equipped with a strange mix of weapons, from WWII era Bazookas, Tommy Guns, Sten Guns and Grease Guns, up to M60 machine guns, AK-47s, UZIs and SLRs, to the blue Space UZI and red Aqua AK-47, and strangest of all those blue laser rifle that Space Force used, I know they were just blue versions of the GI Joe Flash's gun, but where the heck did the design for that weapon come from? All t'other guns were based on real weapons (even if some were WWII era) but where did that laser rifle come from?

[porkins]

got to be z force with the kickass tank great looking toy