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First, I have great fun doing these videos of history. The toy soldiers shown are from some of the best manufacturers of museum quality military miniatures ever! These are: King and Country (Andy Neilson), Figarti Miniatures (Rick Wang) and William Britains (Ken Osen).
However, there are 2 things that really make this toy soldier video come alive. They are the diorama and soundtrack.
Almost 90% of all the diorama material shown, came from my old friend Mark Vuncannon, Build A Rama. These materials include some custom pieces (e.g. mat, trees, earthworks). BTW, Mark also customized any Britains toy soldiers in this video from WWII GI’s to Pacific USMC figures. Can you spot them in the video?
The background music was from Kevin MacLeod and together with some sound effects from “Flags of Our Father” and HBO’s “The Pacific” make this story really pop doesn’t it
THANK YOU!
Carlos
First, I have great fun doing these videos of history. The toy soldiers shown are from some of the best manufacturers of museum quality military miniatures ever! These are: King and Country (Andy Neilson), Figarti Miniatures (Rick Wang) and William Britains (Ken Osen).
However, there are 2 things that really make this toy soldier video come alive. They are the diorama and soundtrack.
Almost 90% of all the diorama material shown, came from my old friend Mark Vuncannon, Build A Rama. These materials include some custom pieces (e.g. mat, trees, earthworks). BTW, Mark also customized any Britains toy soldiers in this video from WWII GI’s to Pacific USMC figures. Can you spot them in the video?
The background music was from Kevin MacLeod and together with some sound effects from “Flags of Our Father” and HBO’s “The Pacific” make this story really pop doesn’t it
THANK YOU!
Carlos