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    The Devil's Guard (defeat at Dien Bien Phu)

    This project was inspired by the novel by George R. Elford and the events that took place during May of 1954 in Indochina.
    A word of thanks to Russ Hyde for the excellent narration.

    Full video can be seen here

    https://youtu.be/eewHp3udMhU





    I wish you all a GREAT 2018
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    That is some fine work indeed!! Is that Hans with beard?
    Thanks for sharing. Well done video

    All the Best !
    Kenny

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      #3
      Very nice

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        #4
        Originally posted by IrishRebel View Post
        That is some fine work indeed!! Is that Hans with beard?
        Thanks for sharing. Well done video

        All the Best !
        Kenny
        Hi Kenny, the head is a repainted and somewhat resculpted vesion of the Kaustic Plastik Celtic chieftain figure. I wanted to use a bearded Kumik I really like but couldn't find it. I think the head looked a bit too stoic for a Celt but it works for this project.

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          #5
          amazing!

          great work..and especially of a significant battle
          "We all have it coming, Kid" ("Unforgiven")

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            #6
            Originally posted by billmunny View Post
            great work..and especially of a significant battle
            Bro great avatar from the best movie ever.

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              #7
              Originally posted by Freakshowbilly View Post
              Hi Kenny, the head is a repainted and somewhat resculpted vesion of the Kaustic Plastik Celtic chieftain figure. I wanted to use a bearded Kumik I really like but couldn't find it. I think the head looked a bit too stoic for a Celt but it works for this project.

              Very cool !! I'm looking to try a "small" scale scene. Just need to decide on a subject... I have a great idea for one but i would need to practice a bit before I attempt to tackle it.

              Thanks for the reply!

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                Originally posted by IrishRebel View Post
                Very cool !! I'm looking to try a "small" scale scene. Just need to decide on a subject... I have a great idea for one but i would need to practice a bit before I attempt to tackle it.

                Thanks for the reply!
                Go raibh maith agat

                I've got a few ideas regarding small dio/vignette building on my channel.
                Let us know how it turns out.

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