Here are the two missing figures of the Empress Miniatures US Marine 60mm mortar. These are on the move carrying the mortar baseplate and other equipment:
Here is the Marine carrying the mortar and baseplate:
And his partner humping the ammo and rest of the equipment:
Next up a RTO for calling in that much needed fire support.
Here is the completed company command squad for my NVA army. A really nice pack of figures from Empress Miniatures full of character .
Above is the last missing figure, my company commander .
Next up A US Marine mortar section.
As I had a lot of shorter 3d printer filament pieces, too short for bigger projects, I printed these walls to finish them off with something useful. Walls like these can be used in between buildings or around parks and along streets. They are not only useful for my city of Hue project. So here they are:
The 3d stl files are from a WOW kickstarter campaign. I always based one wall and one pillar on one base to make them generic enough to be placed on my gaming boards in a multitude of ways.
Here are a few shots of a US Marine fireteam looking for the NVA/VC or is it the other way round?
Here are all the people living in my Vietnam war era village. I finished the last Full Metal Miniature yesterday.
So here is the last miniature:
And the village and the inhabitants:
Another civilian Miniature by Full Metal Miniatures. This time a porter carrying firewood. Painted as usual with GW contrast paints.
Here is another Full Metal Miniature civilian. A woman pushing a bike. A very nice figure especially the bike is very neatly done. A treat to paint.
Another size comparison between a Full Metal Miniature figure and an Empress miniature one:
This is the figure of the 3rd squad fireteam leader.
This is the miniature I will use as the 2nd fireteam leader in my games.
One more Marine and the 2nd fireteam is finished.
Here is another RPG-7 armed soldier of the NVA. This time in a kneeling firing position.
More to come..
Here is another NVA regular soldier by Empress miniatures sculpted by Paul Hicks.
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