Khurasan releases 15mm Vietnam War range

[Khurasan Miniatures]

We are very pleased to release our latest 15mm modern combat range, for the Vietnam War, 1965-1973.  The range focuses on US involvement in the ground war, and its release coincides with the premiere in the US of Ken Burns's latest documentary this Sunday, September 17, as well as the recent book by Mark Bowden on the Battle of Hue.

The first codes in the range are a US infantry squad with M16s without body armour, a pair of M60 gunners, and an NVA squad.  We also have an M113 model that is part of the range as well.

Each figurine in the squad is a unique sculpt.  The US figures come with separate packs, one per figurine, and the M60s, and the RPD in the NVA squad, come with a bipod if you wish to use it.

The range will be greatly expanded, and the second codes -- a squad with M16s in M69 armour, and a Viet Cong Main Force squad, are being sculpted now.

The first codes are available now:
http://khurasanminiatures.tripod.com/vietnam-war.html

US Squad with M16:


US M60 Gunners:


NVA Squad:

[TheBlackCrane]

Very nice! Not C16th English ( ) but still very nice!

[Khurasan Miniatures]

You could use them in the 16th century but it wouldn't be very fair. ;-)

[Poiter50]

They would run out of ammo?

You could use them in the 16th century but it wouldn't be very fair. ;-)

[Khurasan Miniatures]

They would run out of ammo?

One word: leeloading!

[Khurasan Miniatures]

By the way, many thanks to Danl Dunbar for painting these guys up!

[von Lucky]

Lovely stuff. These will be popular I think.

[Khurasan Miniatures]

Thanks for that -- more codes being made now.

[Arrigo]

any chance for USMC with M14 or ARVN? and by the way cracking stuff!

Best,
Arrigo

PS: modern firepower in the 16th century (more or less):  Gate: jieitai kanochi nite kaku tatakaeri (oh well I would not mind JGSDF infantry and Type 74G...)

[Khurasan Miniatures]

Yes definitely plan to make marines before they adopted the M16. ARVN may follow depending on how the range is received.