Several years ago a miniature company released a cool set of figures of Captain America and Bucky circa 1940s. Naturally, unlicensed figures of iconic characters was probably not a good business move and they quickly pulled them from sale. Unfortunately, I did not get a set when they first came out and I figured I would never get a set. In fact, I cannot even remember the name of the company that made the figures.
A few years pasted and I was surfing eBay and low and behold there was a set. I had to have these figures and I won the auction. Now I can't remember how much I paid but I think it was about $25 for the set so not a bad deal.
Then I let a few more years pass and I have now finally completed the paint jobs for these figures.
Now that they are painted I need to figure out what to do with them. I have been thinking of some rules for Bolt Action. I can also see these guys making it into some pulp games. We will see.
Rifle Brigade Reenactment - Inkerman
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One of the best Crimean groups.
5th November is the 170th anniversary of the battle of Inkerman. A bloody
infantry battle fought between the Russians an...
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5 comments:
like how they turned out
Okay man, now I need to get off my butt and paint up the Red Skull model. I guess this will be a good time to show you how to play Pulp Alley now. Off course Cap will kick the crap out of whatever I put in front of him!
Good job man, glad to see them done.
turned out very nice
I could see them in a Bolt Action game. Pulp Alley would work better making them stand out as super heroes. They look great.
Nice!
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