When I opened the pack I looked at the long gaiters and thought, "Oh, that's a First World War American infantryman". However, having looked at the details of the uniform, I decided he's more likely an early Second World War American - perhaps one of the defenders of Wake Island?
That's what I've painted him as. He wants varnishing and basing and then he'll probably go into my figures-that-might-be-useful-in-Pulp-games collection.
So far, painting the contents of the bag of bits, which remember cost me a fiver, has produced:
- a few 6mm Napoleonics that went to Dex McHenry after he was incautious enough to suggest that he might be tempted by that period and scale,
- a 28mm model of John McClane from Die Hard,
- a 28mm WW1 German officer,
- three 6mm scale aircraft for WW2,
- various 6mm ancients that appeared in last Christmas's HOTT game,
- three 6mm Hummer ambulances,
- three BT-7 tanks that will be sold eventually, and
- some 6mm scale defensive positions that have joined my terrain collection.
As well as the chap above. Not bad!
2 comments:
What scale are the BT-7's?
They are 1/285th I think.
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