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Showing posts with label 21st Century U.S. Infantry. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 21st Century U.S. Infantry. Show all posts

Monday, January 27, 2025

21st Century #20205 Listening Post - Outpost (2007) - Pt 5 (Final) The Sandbag Emplacement & Set-up

Wellll, that's gonna wrap it up for this set. Normally I like to post the final set-up separately, but really, this set doesn't offer a whole lot of thrills-&-chills, so a couple of photos of the final set-up were all that was necessary. Be Blessed and Relish Life! Ed















Saturday, January 25, 2025

21st Century #20205 Listening Post - Outpost (2007) - Pt 3 The Crew Pose 2

When I was looking at the photos of this guy, a detail stuck out that I hadn't noticed before. Nothing special actually, but I noticed his web belt seemed more pronounced. After looking at other 21st Century U.S. Infantry sculpts, this guy's ammo pouches are fuller - not flat as on other figures. These look as they're supposed to if they're full of ammo. Also, his belt buckle is more noticeable. Be Blessed and Relish Life! Ed












Tuesday, December 17, 2024

21st Century #20005 54mm U.S. Infantry Series 3 - Pt 7 (Final) Pose 6

This is the final pose in 21st Century's Set #20005 and it just dawned on me - each of these figures has the rank of Captain on their helmet's! I s'pose we should have called this The Captain Pack! Anywho, here's the last Cap'n. Enjoy! Opa Fritz











Thursday, December 12, 2024

21st Century #20005 54mm U.S. Infantry Series 3 - Pt 2 Pose 1

Here's the first pose from U.S. Infantry Series 3. Starting with this series the figures no longer have unit insignia on their helmets, which is far better than limiting a toy soldier to a particular unit IMO. Enjoy! Opa Fritz












Wednesday, December 11, 2024

21st Century #20005 54mm U.S. Infantry Series 3 - Pt 1

When I took the photos of these figures back in 2019 I failed to do a couple of things: I didn't take the usual photo essay of the box and so had to rely on images culled from fleaBay and secondly, I didn't pose all six figures in a group shot. However, each individual pose has its normal photo essay. Enjoy! Opa Fritz