The first four poses in this set are same-o same-o - poses we've seen before. This was yet another set in which I got rid of the packaging many moons ago and had to dig into the tote bins and pull the pieces out for photography (BTW all the sets I've posted so far in this series are now residing in plastic bags, segregated, and contents noted for future reference). The few empty boxes I do have, have been put to the side all in one place.
Ed
We are in the home stretch for this series of Forces of Valor / Unimax 1:32 scale figure sets because, after this set is posted what's left is a few odds-&-ends. I'm not sure if this was ever offered as set #83704, only #93704 that I'm aware of. It is an unusual offering in a couple of ways. As a later production set it has a different terrain piece with a matching figure than any of the previous sets: a barbed-wire fence and a corresponding GI cutting it with wire cutters. It also has a sheep figure which doesn't show up in many sets.
Ed
This Medic, as well as the wounded soldier that is also in the set, are the perfect adjuncts to the Forces of Valor / Unimax diecast ambulance set (which I don't have - yet!), and is finally a break from the standard slew of poses that came in these sets.
Ed
The Medic
The third, same-stuff-different-day pose for this set.
Ed
