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"Element Of Surprise" US Long Range Recce Patrol in Vietnam, early 1970. This black LRRP member belonged to one of the most effective recon group operating deep inside Vietnam during the vietnam conflict. This Kirin 150mm figure was painted using oils for the flesh tones & Tamiya acrylics for the uniform. Details were touched up with Humbrols. |
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"Desperate TET " US Marines in South Vietnam, early 1968. This US marine depicted an unforgettable grim image of the 1968 Tet Offensive launched across the whole Vietnam. Almost every single US base were assaulted and terrorised. The off-guarded US forces were able to recover luckily from the heavy impact but suffered a very high attrition rate which indirectly brought about their downfall in Vietnam. This Kirin 150mm figure was painted using oils for the flesh tones & Tamiya acrylics for the uniform. Details were touched up with Humbrols. |
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"The Victor" German Infantryman in France, early 1940. This German Infantryman holding a French army helmet depicted the one sided walk-over of France during the early days of second World War. The German "lightning" assault tactics using fast mechanised vehicles caught the French forces literally off-guarded. Looking at it from another point of view, all the rest of Europe was basically easy cake for the German thrust once France was conquered. This Verlinden Production 120mm figure was painted using oils for the flesh tones & Tamiya acrylics for the uniform. Details were touched up with Humbrols. |