JamesOLeary
Master at Arms
Back in 2018 I built the AFV Club M113 to be entered in some local IPMS and AMPS shows as an Armor entry. As such, some of the shows limited the number of crew members to 2 figures and they could not be doing much. So, with that limitation, I only included a figure pulling security behind the .50. I had the intent to expand it into a diorama, something I had not done until recently. When I used this M113 as a backdrop for the boxart for the figure adjusting track tension, I decided that now I knew what kind of diorama I was going to create.
This diorama still depicts track C-13 pulling security for engineers engaged in land clearing operations during Operation Santa Fe in December 1967, but now we have the addition of the driver adjusting track tension with a grease gun, the M60 gunner learning the task, and the squad leader supervising. The two standing figures are Bravo 6 figures with Hornet heads. They are painted with acrylics. After I took these photos, I realized that I forgot to add two M16s to the diorama. They have since been added.
Thanks for looking.
Cheers,
James
This diorama still depicts track C-13 pulling security for engineers engaged in land clearing operations during Operation Santa Fe in December 1967, but now we have the addition of the driver adjusting track tension with a grease gun, the M60 gunner learning the task, and the squad leader supervising. The two standing figures are Bravo 6 figures with Hornet heads. They are painted with acrylics. After I took these photos, I realized that I forgot to add two M16s to the diorama. They have since been added.
Thanks for looking.
Cheers,
James
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