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We are very pleased to have reopened our store and to release our newest ultra-modern infantry set -- PMCs (professional military contractors) or Special Ops operatives.

It's a set of ten figures, nine with M4 carbines and one with an M249 SAW. These are called "mercenaries" by some and have served widely in low intensity combat operations over the past decade. US and British special ops operatives often look identical to this (the British SAS using the C8SFW which is quite similar in appearance).



We have them listed in our Modern US Army range, and they are also being cross-marketed in our Modern Zombie range as the Kingdom of Jones. Available here:

http://khurasanminiatures.tripod.com/modern-us-army.html

or here:

http://khurasanminiatures.tripod.com/15mmzombie.html

Very nice looking figures, and well painted too.

Wow those look awesome! Just out of curiosity, what are they based on?

 Dendarien wrote:
Wow those look awesome! Just out of curiosity, what are they based on?

They are based on the appearance of FMCs in Iraq and Afghanistan.


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Another release -- just today, a set of heavy weapons for our Middle Eastern Irregular range in 15mm. The set contains four light machine gunners with PKs, one figure armed with a Russian MANPAD, one with the huge RPG-29 anti-tank rocketlauncher, a team manning a Russian mortar, a team manning a DshK, and a team manning a Sagger launcher. These irregulars are suitable for a wide variety of insurgents, rebels, militias and other factions over a wide period, including the infamous ISIS.



In the set there's also a spare rocket pack for the RPG-29. This is best attached to the back of a fighter armed with an assault rifle, who would lug the rockets and probably reload the weapon.

Available now -- they're listed right under the Israelis on this page:

http://khurasanminiatures.tripod.com/modern-middle-eastern.html

I 'think' he meant "What are the bases made out of?"

Are they washers? Pennies? Something else?