OTB's Stuff

Thanks Todd

I have just ordered more playing cards to use with my Death Card rules:



And a couple of packs for my forthcoming Cambodian War battles:



I am going to use these cards for the Khmer Rouge - for some reason or other they didn't have any specific KRA playing cards on line....  



Fortunately, it was easier to find cards with the Cambodian flag.

And this was the best solution I could find for ANZAC cards:



An image that could be interpreted as the Australian and/or NZ flag. Sadly, I couldn't find any ANZAC playing cards on Zazzle and I don't feel confident enough to design my own (yet).

I think my work is now done. These were mainly completed from 2013 to 2023, with the exception of 2 platoons of my Local Force VC, which I did in 1988. There are around 950 figures in total. Never let it be said that modern wargamers only have small forces.



Viet Cong Battalion - Local Force Company, Main Force Company, Sapper Assault Group, Heavy Weapons Company, and Supply Train.



VC Local Force Company. The bulk of these guerillas were originally painted in 1988, with the exception of the platoon on the left, who are Orion figures, made in Ukraine in 2019.



My hard-core VC veterans, who have been fighting battles since 1988.



And the green recruits, painted in 2020 - mainly Orion VC Local Force figures.



VC Main Force Company.







Mainly Orion figures, made in Ukraine.



VC Sapper Assault Group







Air defence: SA-2 Guideline missile



VC light AA guns.



VC medium AA guns.



37 mm AA gun.



VC recoilless rifles.



VC rocket artillery, light howitzers and medium artillery.



VC supply train.



Casualties of war.



NVA motorised company.



NVA company command.



NVA weapons platoon command.



SA-7 Grail surface to air missiles, used by the NVA from 1972.



NVA snipers.



NVA mortar unit.



NVA recoilless rifle unit.



3 NVA platoons.







NVA tank company.



ZSU-57-2 self-propelled AA gun.



T-54s.



PT-76s, T-34-85s, SU-85.

That is simply fantastic!!! Excellent work, and seeing them together like that is tremendously inspiring.

That is an amazing mass of troops and stuff, I'm majorly jealous!

Now if I just had a table big enough to deploy them all...

Khmer Army AMX-13s, about to go into battle against the Khmer Rouge for the first time:



These are Heller kits from the 1970s. The wheels and tracks were fiddly but apart from that the kits are easy to assemble.

It all looks so good!!