Will tidy them up a bit more when I'm a bit more awake.
Series one bits
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Series one bits
Always trying to blend (or blur) the line between Series 1 AF and Action Man I finally finished a couple of these off.
Will tidy them up a bit more when I'm a bit more awake.
Will tidy them up a bit more when I'm a bit more awake.
Let me tell you, Gunner La-De-Dah Graham, the British Army can fight anything! Intimate or not!
Re: Series one bits
Great stuff Mark thanks for putting these up.
When confronted by a difficult problem you can solve it more easily by reducing it to the question. How would the Lone Ranger handle this?
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Re: Series one bits
Nice work mate
My wants: http://bloodforthebaron.com/phpBB3/view ... f=3&t=9258My Accessory wants: viewtopic.php?f=3&t=8651
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Cheers guys, working on the Commander now, anyone got any good VAM Arctic/Ground assault pics?
Let me tell you, Gunner La-De-Dah Graham, the British Army can fight anything! Intimate or not!
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Awesome stuff,really well done. And a great idea.
Always wanted some way of reconciling Series 1 with AF proper. I thought it might be a sort of 'proto-AF' maybe based WWII to late 70s when the terrorist threat became so big after Ironblood that there was a need for a unified force. But the inclusion of a WWII German Stormtrooper kinda argues against that, unless you consider the French resistance to be a terrorist organisation (one man's freedom fighter is another man's terrorist, etc.).
Anyway, great work my antipodean amigo
Always wanted some way of reconciling Series 1 with AF proper. I thought it might be a sort of 'proto-AF' maybe based WWII to late 70s when the terrorist threat became so big after Ironblood that there was a need for a unified force. But the inclusion of a WWII German Stormtrooper kinda argues against that, unless you consider the French resistance to be a terrorist organisation (one man's freedom fighter is another man's terrorist, etc.).
Anyway, great work my antipodean amigo
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Cheers Hop, I did find a way to reconcile the Germans, and its quite easy.......
I'll dig up the story I did, when I can find it. Basically the Baron grew up in South America after the war, living with Nazi refugee's. That's how "Death in South America" came about.
I'll dig up the story I did, when I can find it. Basically the Baron grew up in South America after the war, living with Nazi refugee's. That's how "Death in South America" came about.
Let me tell you, Gunner La-De-Dah Graham, the British Army can fight anything! Intimate or not!
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It's something that has always sort of bothered me. It's like Series 1 really had no storyline behind them, and no real link to Series 2 and beyond. It's like they were a different toyline really!
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It's never particularly bothered me, I adore the series 1 simply for being smaller versions of V.A.M.
I know it was never on the cards but I think
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could of led into many other possible, civilian themed, avenues much like Fisher Prices' Adventure People toys.
I know it was never on the cards but I think
& could of led into many other possible, civilian themed, avenues much like Fisher Prices' Adventure People toys.More news, as its made, from new Action Force!