I created three of them, so I can add one to each of my three squads. It's a one-shot weapon. I used Britannia Miniatures' model of an Army soldier firing the AT-4, while the two soldiers carrying the missile over the shoulder with a strap are converted RH Liberation figures. Rolf does the AT-4 and he does soldiers, for an unknown reason he does not sell a miniature actually being armed with an AT-4. So I ordered all parts and used green stuff to make shoulder straps. It turned out quite good. The white writing is my attempt to depict the warning labels that can be found on the launcher tube.
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Thursday, 8 July 2010
Modern US Army: M136 (AT-4) armed soldiers
I created three of them, so I can add one to each of my three squads. It's a one-shot weapon. I used Britannia Miniatures' model of an Army soldier firing the AT-4, while the two soldiers carrying the missile over the shoulder with a strap are converted RH Liberation figures. Rolf does the AT-4 and he does soldiers, for an unknown reason he does not sell a miniature actually being armed with an AT-4. So I ordered all parts and used green stuff to make shoulder straps. It turned out quite good. The white writing is my attempt to depict the warning labels that can be found on the launcher tube.
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20mm,
Ambush Alley,
Force On Force,
Iraq,
Middle East,
US Army,
wargaming
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2 comments:
Love the detail
Very nice. Well done.
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