USMC On China Station

[ushistoryprof]

Many a US Marine spent time patroling the waterways of China between the wars.  Here we have a small unit of Marines in action in some nameless firefight in that troubled land of Adventurers, Warlords, Japanese, Nationalists and Communists that was China of the 1930's. 

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These figures are part of my on going project to complete a unit of US Marines from every major conflict the Corps has fought in.

More pics are here: http://worldhistoryprof.blogspot.com/search/label/USMC%20Miniatures

Thanks for looking, Prof
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[Rev. Aubrey Upjohn]

Splendid!

I was thinking of painting some myself.

[postal]

semper fi

[Rob_bresnen]

who makes those minis?

[Mr.J]

They look like Pulp Minis to me.

[ushistoryprof]

They look like Pulp Minis to me.

You know your minis, they are Pulp Figures from Canada, from their American line.  Pulp makes a lot of sweet figures and are a great company to do business with.  Here are a few links to photos of some of their other figures I have painted up.
 
http://worldhistoryprof.blogspot.com/2010/04/banana-wars-marines.html
http://worldhistoryprof.blogspot.com/2010/07/marine-heavy-weapons-1920s.html
US Marines in soft hat
http://worldhistoryprof.blogspot.com/2010/08/kapitan-richard-himmelkrieger-und-seine.html
Germans
http://worldhistoryprof.blogspot.com/2010/08/guardians-of-empire.html
British

Prof
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[Nighthawk]

I agree Pulp is a great company to do business with. I know the owner quit well. You have not met a nicer guy. I have a large collection of his figures. Beautiful sculpted. Great to paint up.