North & South Korean sculpts for the new Korean War range!

[Leon]

Phil's been busily working on these for some months now and the first two sets have arrived here at Pendraken HQ.  With these North and South Koreans done, Phil's moving onto the Americans and Brits next.  We'll probably release these in two batches with the first lot due around the end of summer I'd expect.

North Korean (KPA)

Adv w/ rifle x 2 / Adv with LMG / Firing rifle / Firing carbine / Firing SMG / Kneeling firing:



Officers x 2 / Radio Op / Mortar crew x 2 / Throwing grenade:



Prone, firing rifle / Prone, firing LMG / Casualty / Tank Commander:



Artillery crew x 4 / With PPSH41 'burp' gun




South Korean (ROK)

Adv w/ rifle x 2 / Firing rifle / Firing carbine / Firing SMG / Kneeling firing:



Officers x 2 / Radio Op / Throwing grenade / Throwing satchel:



Prone, firing rifle / Casualty:



Artillery crew x 4 / Prone, firing Browning


More to come soon!

[Duke Speedy of Leighton]

Awesome!
Any support weapons for the South Koreans?

[fsn]

I can see these chaps popping up in all sorts of conflicts.

Well done Sunray for a sage guiding hand, and well done Techno for a steady gnarled hand.

[Steve J]

Those are great and perfect for lots of modernish conflicts. Why one is throwing away his school satchel, that beats me .

[Matt J]

These are ace 

Great job Phil, can't wait to get my hands on some!

[Techno]

Glad you like 'em, Gang !

Cheers - Phil

[Sunray]

I can see these chaps popping up in all sorts of conflicts.

Well done Sunray for a sage guiding hand, and well done Techno for a steady gnarled hand.

And well done Nobby el al on the Forum for the tireless scrounging for images and info to get uniforms and equipment right.
As promised there are a lot of proxy potential in these sculpts.  Ideal for Post War, Latin America, and bush wars up to the early 1970s.

The  40 RM Commando in US kit/weapons and berets will add to the mix. The early US passed proof last week- high boots, and grenades on web in classic Korean style.

Now can we get casting and a few orders in ? 

[Shedman]

Nice - tempting to use them as low-tech Sci-Fi troops

[Womble67]

Very nice indeed

Take care

Andy

[Smoking gun]

Very nice sculpts, and versatile figures.

Martin

[knoe501]

Crew served Recoiless Rifle.   Please

[Techno]

Welcome, knoe.  

Cheers - Phil.

[mart678]

Very Nice Phil

[Lord Kermit of Birkenhead]

Hi kone - you should be aware that Phil is always off planet, and never responds to requests.....


IanS 

PS - I ALWAYS tell the truth !

[Techno]

..... you should be aware that Phil is always off planet, and never responds to requests.....
IanS 
PS - I ALWAYS tell the truth !

Cheek !  ........I make everything that Leon asks me to....    But I am off planet, at the moment .

Cheers - Phil

[Techno]

Coo....I just deactivated and reactivated my account.

Cheers - Phil

[Duke Speedy of Leighton]

Seriously!

[knoe501]

Welcome, knoe.  

Cheers - Phil.

Thanks Phil.

I'm always looking for Post WWII items.  Trying to be patient awaiting the Korean sculpts....   

--Kenny

[Techno]

Seriously!

Yes, Will.
I had to because of having to change my email addy. 

Cheers - Phil.

[fsn]

Welcome Mr 501.

Nice to see you darting in and scoring a bullseye with the Korean range. I have a squadron of Centurions facing a very nervous troop of T34/85s, all waiting for some infantry support. I think the range may double or treble with the influx of Brits, Yanks and Chinese, though my requested Bulgarian MASH unit seems a way off.  :-

These first offerings seem a bit useful, and could probably do for about 180 different roles: Bay of Pigs, Cubans in Angola, South American revolutions, and 177 others.

Anyway, welcome to the forum. If you get a bit bored of modern, there's plenty else - pike and musket, sword and shield, slings and arrows - to keep a chap amused. As for the members - as joyous as a barrel of monkeys.