Last Man Standing (1 Viewer)

[King & Country]

Hi Guys,

I just got back from Texas last night and today is my first day back in the office.

One of the things I was most looking forward to seeing was the painted ‘masters’ of 3 x small, 2-man sets of Viet Cong and NVA soldiers that were about to go off to the factory for production and release in a few months time.

Here you see them attacking a knocked-out, disabled M113... A lone Marine rifleman makes every bullet count as he makes a defiant ‘last stand’ against the advancing enemy.

Semper Fi!
Andy

 

[wayne556517]

Very nice mate

 

[Obee]

With that amount firepower against him, I don't think he will be standing for much longer !!!!!!

Nice to see the camouflage on the Vietnamese troops, they look like sheaths of rice ???

John

 

[Horus]

Looking forward to the release of these new NVA & VC to join their comrades.

Well done Andy hopefully the release won't be too many months away.:salute::

Steve

 

[Sentaapua]

Wow! They look fantastic! Keep'em coming Andy!!

 

[villagehorse]

Yep a few more VC and NVA will be welcomed. Robin.

 

[wwiibuff]

Nice Andy

 

[villagehorse]

Taking out the enemy, Danger Close. Robin.

 

[King & Country]

Taking out the enemy, Danger Close. Robin.

Outstanding Robin!
Love the layout and all the little details...
All. The best,
Andy.

 

[villagehorse]

Outstanding Robin!
Love the layout and all the little details...
All. The best,
Andy.

All thanks to your wonderful company. Robin.

 

[Desertkiwi]

Taking out the enemy, Danger Close. Robin.

That’s a real cracker of a dio Robin and you’ve scored two gun teams as well, cheers for posting.

 

[Larry Allen]

Ditto on all the positive comments, Robin, Andy.
Two wonderful dioramas show here, both different and showing different aspects, but still worthy off high praise.

Robin, I love those sandbags items. Where are they from, what did I miss????
--- LaRRy

 

[villagehorse]

Ditto on all the positive comments, Robin, Andy.
Two wonderful dioramas show here, both different and showing different aspects, but still worthy off high praise.

Robin, I love those sandbags items. Where are they from, what did I miss????
--- LaRRy

Sandbags were from K&C Australia Light Horse series quite a few years ago now. Set of curved and straight, work fine for me, but I have had pointed out the Vietnam style would have been flat topped, no doubt this is what Andy has in mind in his upcoming release. Robin.

 

[villagehorse]

On reflection the sandbags were under the diorama section and were in a set of two, either straight or curved. At the time of release they were for the Turk gun to make a defensive position. Guessing around 2012, these have been handy in lots of my displays. The short sandbag in the middle came with a Australian Light Horse jumping it. Good to be finally using them in a permanent display. Robin.

 

[Larry Allen]

Sandbags were from K&C Australia Light Horse series quite a few years ago now. Set of curved and straight, work fine for me, but I have had pointed out the Vietnam style would have been flat topped, no doubt this is what Andy has in mind in his upcoming release. Robin.

Thanks, Robin ... I am not sure how (or why) anyone would criticize (or really care) the use of a sandbag being flat or not ... but!
Still really nice.

--- LaRRy

 

[Desertkiwi]

Thanks, Robin ... I am not sure how (or why) anyone would criticize (or really care) the use of a sandbag being flat or not ... but!
Still really nice.

--- LaRRy

I'm with you Larry, to me a sand bag is a sandbag. {sm4} I'm just pleased to see all the great Vietnam era dios being shared on TF.:salute::

 

[EPGallagher]

Robin
Another great diorama from VN. Love the atmospherics you always bring to your pictures
Pat

 

[villagehorse]

Looking forward to future releases in this series. Robin.