I had my first Fanta in Germany in ‘85. Great stuff!
I f you watch the John Wick movies Fanta is the drink of choice for the underground king, Lawrence Fishburn’s character. Wayne
Freezer full of steaks that went undiscovered, on left. Note that it can now be accessed immediately.
You guys had quite the set up there.
During my first tour in Iraq, my unit was at Camp Taqaddum between Fallujah and Ramadi. One of our medics had a brother who was a C130 pilot. Every once in a while he would fly to TQ and bring enough steaks for everyone in our Battalion to have one. I thought that was pretty nice of him. But having a cooler to store a bunch of steaks sure had us beat.
Today I finished painting the final figure for this diorama. It took a bit longer because I had other stuff to do on our land to get ready for spring and also had to do ours and my mom’s taxes which took some time away from modeling.
A recap on the figure - it is a conversion of the leaning truck driver figure from DEF Models. I sculpted a jungle fatigue shirt and thigh trouser pockets, replaced the head with one from Mantis Miniatures, and added a boonie hat from Bravo 6. The head from Mantis Miniatures is from one of their new head sets containing two of each head in two sizes, one for figures requiring a smaller head and the other when a slightly larger one is needed.
Since the original figure had creases on the trousers and because it is made out of brittle 3D printing resin, I decided to let them remain as these guys in the diorama are on standdown and it is plausible for a NCO to be wearing a patched and freshly laundered, pressed uniform. Plus I didn’t want to ruin the figure trying to remove the creases. If it was traditional resin, then I would have removed them.
Now that the figures are done I can concentrate on gathering the small details and accesdories that support the diorama’s story.