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WIP | US MERDC cammo.

Just started an American force for CWC as additional opponents for my ever growing Soviet hordes. Since I decided to go with a force organised for around about '85, the majority of the units will still be in MERDC. Here are some pics of some H&R M109A1s (code USM 25).I quite like the look of the MERDC but I'm not sure if it's not looking a bit "busy". Also on the work bench are a couple of H&R KA27 "Helix B" naval helicopters, (code SMA404). Lurking in the back ground is an HQ stand for  my Mech infantry consisting of a M577 and an M2 Bradley, both H&R (code USM 14 and USM 10 respectively).
Posted by Stephen Graham at 12:46 Labels: Helix B, Heroics and Ros, KA27, M109A1, M2 Bradley, M577, SMA 404, USM10, USM14, USM25
