Blood for the Baron!

Cobra are scouting for a new base camp.




as they meet to discuss possible locations ready to report back they don't see in the distance they are being watched.



night force watch from their vantage point and have already called for chopper assistance.



tunnel rat considers who to take a shot at!!



having made his descision he prepares to fire.



his aim is good and he quickly despatches two troopers.



instantly the stinger drives toward the enemy.



the confused troopers fire blindly at the source of the attack.



they don't see the backup has arrived from behind them.



crazylegs takes down an officer with speed and efficiency.



muskrat adds another scalp.



whilst repeater uses his heavy machine gun to maximum effect.



shockwave applies his stealth skills to kill a few more.



with only one left alive he surrenders and the night force boys celebrate another victory.

Nicely done ed. Will there be more like this?

Really nice Dio, Eddie! I know where could be better defended.....in the Terror Drome I have on reserve in UK

i have a few more to consider some stupid ones and some story driven things, i might do another tomorrow it's one where it'll take hours to set up for 2 photos, but it will be quite amusing.

and the cry went out 'More More More'

lovin it, where was Storm Shadow when he was needed?

Nice work, Ed!

Nice work Edward... what are you going to do with all them figures, now you've killed 'em?

They were buried quickly in unmarked graves.

Bloomin' marvelous! I love a good dio story!

I'm really glad you started off with a short story like this. It teaches you a lot about how to put them together doesn't it? I've got a load of ideas myself but making time to shoot them is a killer isn't it?

Thanks for making the effort buddy. I really enjoyed it

gung-hoeddie wrote:They were buried quickly in unmarked graves.

reminds me of my brothers stories about how he buried his soldiers in graves around the garden after battles - i gave up digging after an hour or so...

nice work!