My Carl Gustav team and GPMG team, plus additional fire team members, a second ANA section, and assorted local characters are done!
I finally got the Afghan merchant with goods that I'd gotten a long time back ( last October when I'd ordered the big influx of Taliban reinforcements) done up while painting the dickers. One of the dickers is sitting talking on a cell phone so I used some spare boxes and an extra weapons cache to make him an arms merchant. Maybe he's calling a customer or getting the grocery list to bring home, maybe he's reporting the location of the ISAF patrol?
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War Time figure on left, Elheim dicker with added market goods on right |
I added some boxes to the War Time Figures merchant too. After priming I realised the top box had some old glue so I made the book out of folded paper to cover that up.
Patrolling the market
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ANA ask questions in the market. Another from the Dicker pack is sitting by the corner of the building, talking into a cell phone |
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Stopping a fellow with a suspicious bag |
I hope to be able to build in some aspect of questioning the locals and maybe having the ANA or the interpreter along will boost the intelligence gathering.
On patrol again
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Weapons Detachment |
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C6 GPMG team |
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Carl Gustav team |
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Better view of packs |
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Close up of the painted C7 I had to sculpt on |
And the Taurus ARV is now complete with the addition of a TC in the open hatch
And lurking in the shadows
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IED planter |
Great looking minis and vehicle, love the impressive Taurus ARV...
ReplyDeleteThey all look great! Well done. And cool photography too.
ReplyDeleteThe merchant is my favourite -- that sort of flavour adds a lot to a gaming table.
Superb- the traders are a great addition.
ReplyDeleteCheers,
Pete.
Fabulous stuff, mate. Your Afghan project goes from strength to strength. I wonder if anyone actually humped a CarlG in Afghanistan? Perhaps for blowing in compound doors ...
ReplyDeleteYes they did!
DeleteThey were handy for engaging grape huts.