Small Scale Military Headquarters

The simplest mod you can do for those guys is weather their skin. It's really shiny. I'd suggest an acrylic craft fleshtone paint. Old Jack is a tough lookin' mofu. Nasty scar. Question is: How the fook did he survive being slit from one side to the other? I presume you guys use only Ultimate Soldie...

Ah yes. Bachman's F scale. (That is the new letter tag for it from model rails). That would undoubtedly look pretty good. And the 10% is not readily observable. (Model railroader's 2 ft rule: if it looks right from 2 feet out, don't sweat it.)

Found the Blackhawk, the SEAL, some modern SpecOps (obviously CIA-SAD), haven't seen much of the Air America Huey though. Are they out of production?

Which scale garden railway do you have? Aristo-craft is 1:29 scale, close enough for government work to 1:32.

You could conceiveably use some of the finer scale track in 1:24 scale to use as narrow gauge in 1:18.

Talented modeling is talented modeling regardless of scale.

Does anyone make 1:18 scale SOG figures in Tiger Stripes?

Thanks! Mucho appreciado.

As a model railroader of many years, I've seen some fine stuff in scales from 1/4" to 1:160. Your work ranks right up there Bird Dog.

I'm into covert operations (Nam SOG, Central American bush wars) so I dig the Huey.

Does anyone do a Blackhawk in any configuration?

Do you guys wargame with the figures or just collect? I've always had some interest in military figures, GI Joe as a kid, and the new stuff now, but 1:18 seems to be a scale to have some good wargames. I have too many hobbies (model railroading, airsoft, military books) to dive in whole hog or none,...