I started collecting these models a couple of years ago so this has actually been a pretty quick transition from and idea to a usable force. I am rather notorious for projects taking YEARS before they are ready to play. My friends and I had decided that when we made the transition to BA 2nd edition we wanted to play new Pacific war armies.
Platoon HQ with LT, platoon sgt, and runner. The figure to the right is plastic and the other two are metal. |
This is the first of two flamethrower teams. These are both metal models. |
The second flamethrower team. The separate heads, even for the metal models, means you don't have to have an exact duplicate for a models like this. The assistant is plastic. |
Bazooka team of metal models. You can build a bazooka in the plastics set but the loader would end up being generic. |
This is my Forward Observer team. This FO is plastic and the radioman is metal from the Marine command set. This army can have up to three FOs so I am sure I will be adding more. |
81mm medium mortar team. The mortar crew are metal and the spotter is plastic built from the Marine box set. I noticed just now that I forgot to finish painting the bases on these. |
Navy Corpsman and Marine stretcher bearer. The strecherman is a wounded Marine that looks to have been pressed into service helping the Corpsman. A neat little set. |
Marine Squad 1. Ten men with 3 BARs and 2 SMGs. |
Squad two configures the same as above. |
2 comments:
These look excellent. I'm the same at slow paced projects over many years. At least your 'sharing' the project with friends so you don't have to paint both sides.
Thanks for the comments Lee. It is really cool when you can get on the same page as your gaming friends. These days, with all the options out there, it is getting harder to do!
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