"New 28mm project: 50th anniversary of the Tet Offensive" Topic
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| Blake Walker | 17 Jun 2017 10:03 p.m. PST |
I finished up my 28mm platoon of Vietnam era US Marines this morning. They and my 28mm ARVN Ranger mechanized platoon are done. What's staring me in the face are all the 28mm Viet Cong Fighters I need to paint up for the 50th anniversary of the Tet Offensive. It's about 90 figures… I could do Main Force or Local VC. I thought about doing local force Viet Cong and keeping everyone in black pajamas. It'll be much easier to paint than doing color matching platoons for Main Force VC. I also have Vietnamese villages and water buffalo to paint, too. For choice of rules, I'm looking at Ambush Valley or a homebrew TS&TF variant for 28mm Vietnam. I'll try ambush valley first. But I have way too many figures for the table I'll be gaming this on… Ugh,
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