Paul's Vietnam Collection.

Love it!!! Great set up, report and scenery, you definitely get your case of beer for that one!

WONDERFUL!

Amazing, Great report, great looking game.
I might be nicking some scenery ideas....

Just when you think it can't be better! Paul, these are
incredible. The urban scene is beyond words. You can
close your eyes and smell gauloise and nuoc mam. That
had to be a great game. Also loved the French Indochina
setting. Still shaking my head over that unbelievable town.
The figures are great, particularly fond of the local militia
and the young vietnamese girl in the ao dai. I don't know
what else to say about this masterpiece. Magnificent!
Sam

Beautiful, as always. I liked the little touch of what I will call glass beads hanging from the building.

Tom

Thanks guys. Your gushing praise makes the effort worthwhile

Garryowen wrote:Beautiful, as always. I liked the little touch of what I will call glass beads hanging from the building.

Tom

Hopefully they look like lanterns

Oh yes. I meant how they started in life. Very creative.

Tom

Yes, the beads as lanterns were one of the ideas i was planning to steal...

The main part of my brown water navy is now complete. These are the monitors and landing craft. The models are from a company called Merrimac which is (or was?) part of Old Glory in the USA. They are slightly below scale being true 25mm (1/56) but work well for the table when the 28mm Empress Miniatures figures have been added.
4 Landing craft and 2 monitors.
I made a helo pad for one of them which can be removed as can all the tarps.
Next up the Empress PBR’s and LSSC’s which are nearly done. Then its game time.

very nice boats

Paul, your riverine craft are superb! Gosh, that had to be a lot of work.
The detail is amazing.

I agree with Sam. Amazing work Paul! Bravo!!