DioRandy
Member
Hey, gang
It's just my opinion, but, until recently, I believe the Vietnam-era had once again been relegated to the backseat. WWII will always be in the driver's seat while the rest of the eras vie for "shotgun" during the occasional Chinese fire drill. And, yes, sadly, the Korean-era appears to remain securely locked in the trunk.
However, with the ever-increasing number of high-quality figure releases from companies such as Bravo-6 and Evolution Miniatures, featuring American, Australian and Vietkong subjects, a Vietnam-era campaign may become of interest. And, although the Vietnam "Conflict" wasn't exactly considered an armored battleground, there are a number of that era's vehicles, diorama supplies and reference materials available.
And, to Jenny's dismay, there's those extremely prevalent flying thingies, too, referred to as "choppers."
Peace and Love,
Randy
It's just my opinion, but, until recently, I believe the Vietnam-era had once again been relegated to the backseat. WWII will always be in the driver's seat while the rest of the eras vie for "shotgun" during the occasional Chinese fire drill. And, yes, sadly, the Korean-era appears to remain securely locked in the trunk.
However, with the ever-increasing number of high-quality figure releases from companies such as Bravo-6 and Evolution Miniatures, featuring American, Australian and Vietkong subjects, a Vietnam-era campaign may become of interest. And, although the Vietnam "Conflict" wasn't exactly considered an armored battleground, there are a number of that era's vehicles, diorama supplies and reference materials available.
And, to Jenny's dismay, there's those extremely prevalent flying thingies, too, referred to as "choppers."
Peace and Love,
Randy