Few more Libatians
Another guerilla leader, a sniper and some more Government troops converted from Valiant US army.
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IDF
Some Evil Zionists to fight against the brave liberators. Or is that some brave liberators to fight against the evil oppressors?? I lost the tracks to this guy so I used some leftovers and sunk the wheels into a mixture of PVA & sand.
Syrian Commandos
A few Syrian commandos. The first 2 pics are combat miniatures, from Stonewall and the last is a paint conversion of an Orion modern Russian. I look forward to getting these guys in a jam...
Goodbye to a Friend
RIP Tatu Gould 2006-2010 Forever will you stalk the gardens of Orchard Cottage. You will be missed
Snake Eater
This guy is an old Platoon 20 Green Beret. While painting him up he started to resemble one of my favourite game characters. So I went the whole hog and painted him up as Big Boss from MGS3 Snake Eater. I'm quite proud of him, now all I need are some genome soldiers or a renegade Russian battalion...
Modern Yugoslavia
Just some more images I found on my hard drive of my Republic Sprska Infantry and paramilitaries. Check out http://www.saunalahti.fi/ejuhola/7.62/welcometohell/index.html this is the AAR that got me into the Yugoslav wars.
Modern Africa Battle
Have posted the first battle of the Libatia campaign on my other blog. http://libatiawars.blogspot.com/
1978 The Government Offensive Begins
Here is a battle report of a game my cousin Matt and I played on Good Friday, testing out our new rules and my new terrain boards and Africa wars miniatures. Good Friday 1978, Libatian Government forces are scouting Loseko village in the forest about 30 miles east of the capital, Jedda. Reports say that Marxist Islamist rebels are holding out in the village and planning to launch an attack on food aid convoys destined for Libasamal in the North. The government forces consist of 1 squad of regular government troops deployed in a Saracen APC, with a regular crew. Supporting the main unit are 2, 4 man, squads of elite mercenaries, ex-SAS and FFL etc riding in SUVs. The exact size of the rebel force is unknown. Due to the rushed nature of this operation, no artillery or air support was made available. The only off table support being a government O-1 birddog. The Government forces leapfrog through the long grass to the right of the main road, enemy positions can be seen lining the hillside