Here is another VC soldier with the traditional vietnamese “No’n La’ ” headgear. The head is from Empress as is the body of the figure.
As usual I used GW contrast paints
Below is a picture next to the original figure:
Here is another VC soldier with the traditional vietnamese “No’n La’ ” headgear. The head is from Empress as is the body of the figure.
As usual I used GW contrast paints
Below is a picture next to the original figure:
This is a figure with a head swap. The figure is a regular NVA RPG gunner . I changed the head against a head with a traditional hat to make him look more like a VC. The head and the figure are from Empress.
Here is the original miniature next to the one with the new head:
An angry “mama san” and her brother who lost his leg to a booby trap. They seem to be quite inocent.
But ever so often you find out, the hard way, that inocence is not very often to be found
They got a little present from up north , in the form of an old german MG.
She is on her way back home after a long day in the family rice paddys.
Or is she on her way to join the other VC of the village tonight?
Both miniatures together:
This is another one of the VC in disguise by Empress Miniatures. A very nice sculpt, especially the face.
But if she gets disturbed, she runs to the hidden weapons and gets the gun out:
And both figures next to each other:
Is he really on the way to the market?
Or on his way to kill someone?
The next VC in disguise. Always check every sack of rice !
This Vietnamese village elder looks proudly over the rice paddies of his village, or is he looking for the imperialist enemy?
OOPs, he had a rifle hidden in the elephant grass behind him… better look more closely next time!
Here are all the civilian/VC figures I finished up till now.
More to come…
Just a innocent farmer…..
Or a bit of firepower for the VC!
Here is the next Civilian or VC in disguise armed with a light MG.
The next figure pair in the civilian range I am working on. This time a village elder to frail for a fight?
not really I would say. Better look twice!