Dune Buggy to Jungle Buggy AFV

A 50 cent swap meet toy dune buggy becomes a Pulp Fiction game AFV.

Removed the bucket seat, add an armored drivers compartment and some add on's an we have the basics of the Jungle Buggy.

Jungle Buggy

Crashing through the bush on patrol and ready for action is the light afv, Jungle Buggy Mrk I.

Fast, armored proof against small arms and armed with a light machine gun the Jungle Buggy is a valuable addition to any colonial armed forces or private concerns.

This was a dune buggy toy that I remodeled into the Jungle Buggy.

2 Blades-2 Strikes-I Win, Again!

Armed with two deadly blades this barbarian chieftain is a killing machine.

This is a 28mm metal piece from Warlord.

Adventurers don't need Height

Ingorg Blasarm, and Goinlin Hedmaseer are adventurers looking for hire when not fighting for the Low King of the Dwarfs.

Both are experienced warriors and feel no disadvantage due to their height.  Instead they know that lower strikes are quite effective vs the knees and stomachs of taller opponents.

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Both are metal pieces from Heartbreaker that I painted in the late '90's

Vehicles Shall Not Pass

Nothing like a multi purpose road block to keep out vechiles from cars to AFV's.

This is a more permanent style piece to use in post 19th century games.

French Colonial Firepower

On patrol in the jungles of some far off colony, Rene Dupont readies his rather untrustworthy Chauchat light machine gun.  The Chauchat had a bad tendency to jam due to its open magazine.

This is a 28mm metal piece from Woodbine.

Roll out the barrel..of gunpowder that is.

For most people gunpowder and fire don't mix.  Not Ra'lnk BgBmum.

Ra'lnk believes in the luck of his ancestors, and the strength of his barrel as he puffs on his pipe as he carries his gunpowder to the mines.

Ra'lnk BgBmum is a metal piece from Heartbreaker that I painted in the late 1990's.