Can We Create Pacific Theater US Army Infantry for Bolt Action? (Conversion How-to)
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- čas přidán 24. 03. 2022
- When most people think of World War Two in the pacific, they think of the US Marine Corps. It is widely not understood that the US Army's contribution of troops far exceeding that of the Marines, and they were present on almost every battlefield from the Philippines to Okinawa. So how can we put these PTO army forces on the table?
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Nice work. It’s amazing no-one has done pacific infantry for the pacific. Meanwhile there’s literally hundreds of Germans.
FYI. The US Army units on Guadalcanal were armed with the M1 Garand rifle and the Marines the M1903 Springfield rifle. At some point Marines we’re acquiring the M1 Garand from the deceased/wounded US Army soldiers or by other means.
Have you thought of adding unit patches on them? That's one of the unique differences between the Army uniform and Marine uniform
try to add extra canteens since in the pacific they mostly had 2 canteens due to dehydration
I like your ideas! Kitbashing is a lot of fun. You should check out Studio Historia’s upcoming kickstarter for pacific theatre. They have already made the Japanese force, amazing models.
Great video!
The non bloused pants make a huge difference!
I can’t tell you how long I’ve searched for a video or anything about this. Thanks so much for inspiration!
I finally got around to trying this out myself and I gotta say I'm pretty chuffed with the results. Wish I had a way to show you!
Nice build 👍 side note on the rifle at
Wonderful painting and scenery, well done!👍👍
Awesome video!
Fantastic conversions!
That is awesome thanks for the share!
Great work! Too bad I didn't know about you back when I lived in Provo.
I’ve used various German arms to get rolled up sleeves.
Excellent job my man, keep it up. An idea, winter german for the bodies and US infantry kit for arms, weapons, equipment but for the Aleutian Islands campaign instead of the more common Bastogne .
Great video
these are amazing!
What did you use for Flesh Tones