Six Action Figures for Six Months Challenge Question

The 105mm is a great piece! Gi Joe didn’t have an official artillery piece until the Classic Collection of the 1990s/2000s with the 155mm howitzer, 37mm AT gun and 40mm Navy AA gun.

-Nate

Loving the format you’ve chosen. Great background and dramatic lighting.

 Excellent stuff Dave! Ol' Papa Ernie does go on a bit doesn't he? , but it makes for great comic effect. I can't help but wonder, which of the  twins will get the boot, and get voted off the island? Really looking forward to the next installment

It has to be said, the pirate is a personal fave of mine

Hi there Dal   , And Gary   , My friends 

Hi Gary   ,
My apologies when I typed Royal Artillery for missing out the Canadian in my last reply to you .
It can take a while for my head to kick into gear   if it does   .
And I can't remember if I'd posted a reply regarding your wondering what other Ammo members would like to see you choose
I'm not that upto date on remembering everyone's figures name's  As of yet. It'll take me a while longer than most , But I'll get there eventually 
I struggle with posts that have a lot of writing in them due to my memory   .
The posts I can kinda remember because it made me smile and 
I've liked the Star Trek duo
I think The bearded male figure
One of the female figures with a Irish or Scottish surname.

I thought when I replied to you that I could go up the screen and cross-reference my head with name's And your above posts with your figures name's ;  And scrolling down the way leads me to one of your posts and Dave's posts that I haven't read yet.

I don't think I got a chance to say that I really enjoyed the post's where the head shot  Very well done my friend 

I'll speak to you soon Gary my friend   And please read on 
Hi Dal ,
I had Such a   with the above   CLASSIFIED   Wink Wink , Nudge Nudge , Say no  more,Say no more    I thoroughly enjoyed it Dal    And the use once cigarette / Cigar lighters 🧨

I'll speak to you soon Dal my friend   And please read Above and below 

I'll speak to you soon my friend's 
Very kind regards ,
Allan

Scottish.Actionman. wrote:

Hi Dal ,
I had Such a   with the above   CLASSIFIED   Wink Wink , Nudge Nudge , Say no  more,Say no more    I thoroughly enjoyed it Dal    And the use once cigarette / Cigar lighters 🧨

I'll speak to you soon Dal my friend   And please read Above and below 

I'll speak to you soon my friend's 
Very kind regards ,
Allan

Many thanks Allen, really pleased it gave you a chuckle mate.

Too funny by far. You hit a home run with that one...with a couple of RBI's to boot.

 Mutiny in the ranks! Those dastardly pirates have seized control of the challenge! I wonder what will happen next, or if they prisoners will be buried up to their necks in sand and await the tide to come in .
Excellent stuff Dave, really, really funny. I enjoyed that a  lot

Well done Dave!

Here's my final two choices for the six figures , Six months tour challenge : - Major McDoodle because he's gonna be giving the orders ; - And my heavy weapons figure for 105mm field gun and the other heavy weapons that will be getting packed ( more photos at some point ) 
And some of the accessories I'd take with me in my box - Special Operations Tent , table and chair, 3 sand bags , And the Morse Code Flash Transmitter.

It looks like you have a plan, some heavy firepower, and tent for the guys to catch a bit of sleep when the action dies down. Well-done.

Terrific looking team, Allen!

Thanks Gary And Dal my friend's 

Thanks Gary   ,
The one thing I was taught As a kid on a Island and the Highlands of Scotland ;  Was preparing for the Weather   Four seasons in one day   or even just an hour sometimes       l can  about it now , just not at the time 🥶 And Any time of the year🥶        .
So I guess it's taught me a little about preparation      . 
And it makes life a little to a lot easier in the  long run.   

I'll speak to you soon Gary And Dal my friend's   And Please read on my friend's   And Above as well for Dal 
Very kind regards ,
Allan

Thanks Dal   ,
The hard part starts now... Making sure I choose the accessories   That should cover any situations that may arise   whilst on the Six month tour:lol!:     .

I'll speak to you both soon Gary And Dal my friend's   
And please read above Dal 
Very kind regards ,
Allan

A six month deployment might be good training for the ATSAR team.  Given the space constraints in the challenge criteria, looks like the SAR Helo would have to stay behind, which might mean replacing the chopper pilot with another team member, but we'll go with these guys for now:

Thanks for contributing.

your comedic genius shines through once again.

Kimono Troop Command wrote:

... your comedic genius shines through once again.

The set-up with Suki offered a lot to work with; an excellent, multi-layered foundation for a follow-up.

FIELD STATION 42 wrote:

Kimono Troop Command wrote:

... your comedic genius shines through once again.

The set-up with Suki offered a lot to work with; an excellent, multi-layered foundation for a follow-up.

And you had better believe I am trying to think of a riposte.

Brilliant stuff, Dave! Those three girls are hilarious, in their own insecurities!

A twilight zone telephone?? whatever next?

 Okay, that was funny… because I remember all those references!

The passes sign is funny. Haven’t seen that in a while. I guess Sukiyaki and Hoshi are hanging out in the K-Troop storage room. And, it’s a fun take on emulating the settings in our responses!  

Excellent lighting. I like how the glassware and bottles on the table in the shadows catch the highlights like real glass.

P.S.: auto-complete filled in “sukiyaki,” I wasn’t actually gonna say that! Even Otto Korrekt is getting in on the gags! This AI stuff is everywhere!