Are there any 1/35 Navy Seals out there? If so, Who makes them?

Thanks!

~Chip

DML/Dragon makes an assortment of SEALS in 1/35.They make both modern and Vietnam era.

How 'bout a 1:1 scale (retired)? Team #2, 1977-78, "Frog Manor -Norfolk, Va"

KEith

If you manage to stay on a 6 x 9 inches base together with your wife and kid then is there a possibility that I can use you for my splash dio contest
:-) :-) :-)

Dragon is the only manufacturer I've seen. They do have multiple eras.

I've seen the dragon kit i think its kind of off because one of them is wearing jeans

Seals in Nam tended to wear whatever was comfortable. They had Lots of different Camo uniforms some were available Comercially. So it's a very do-able thing to be in jeans.

I have read a book about navy seals or some kind of commando in he Mekong Delta. In the book they described the uniforms quite good and a lot of them were wearing a simple black jeans with buttons no zip.
the reason for this is that if they had to pee the VC in the neighbourhood could hear the zip go open and then they went to that direction

Verlinden has (at least had) navy seals in 1/35 ! Quite nice, even.

Jan

Back to the point of dress - the most common "duty uni" we wore was a loose fit dungaree jean - dark blue. They were comfortable, inconspicious, and durable... you could fight in them, or go bar-hopping (which would ultimately lead to a fight anyway!).

Field patrol uni's - during the 'Nam era varied, but commonly were about the same as what Rangers wore. If you pulled recon or survelliance duty, the choice was a dark grey pant with "snap" fly (not zipper or button") and eleastic ankle tucked into a field boot. We wore a black long sleeve T-shirt that we sometimes spray-painted in camo style sploches of brown and grey, with some olive (depended on what we had available!) and a small camo drawstring backpack. Canvas slouch hats with a neck drap were the preferred headgear.

Keith, have you got any good stories you can share with us?

Good stories... from the SEAL's ... NAHHHH!

Yes - I have a few, ranging from a huge hammerhead shark following my team for almost 20 minutes late one night, to a nasty interrogation that turned pretty funny in the end. But this isn't the place to discuss that sort of thing.

I was only in for two years, and really had a great time now that i look back on it. My nickname was "C4" - or "bigbang" can you guess my specialty?.

Keith, did yah like to blow things up???? I have read a lot about the SEALS, and for some reason that statement kept showing up ..... #:-)

Ya betcha... my specialty was underwater demolition (mines, boats, fish, other divers... you name it!) ... the best things in life all go "boom"... even underwater!

When I got remarried, one of my old buddies actually gave me a handful of C4 compound as a weddng present! Nothing like a little c4 strapped to her leg to make her behave!

WoW!
Good stories that makes me feel to hear them all.....
Why don´t you post some of your stories?
I´d love to read them....seriously
Cheers

LOL... Hmmm, do yah still have that C4... Might be a good way to make mine behave...

If you do decide to post any stories, Id like to hear about your hell week..

Hard to top much of this post.....


Hobby Fan makes a set of 5 Seals on a Zodiac in bound to the beach, they are modern. The kit will run about $125 USD. All resin. Nice stuff and it inlcudes an M-21, a fine weapon....

Nate
Wisc. USA