- hello! - cultured soy
- move out! - cultured soy
- nice beard - cultured soy
- Huy guys whats that?! - Lonesy
- Duuuuudde - Dezperado
- he looks blitzed - Sibley!
- tusken! - ℣℩ƙ℩ℵℊ 424
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Gaetan Lee, gazraa, earwaxer1234, sandrunner, and 93 other people added this photo to their favorites.
mcmorran (73 months ago | reply)
Fantastic! The grass and rocks are just the right size. What you really need, of course, is some armoured support for them or aerial cover ;-)
shc32 (73 months ago | reply)
Very "Saving Private Ryan."
porkshanks (73 months ago | reply)
lol, this is unbearably cute!
-Mainman- (73 months ago | reply)
Man those guys are out of regs! At least trim the beard so it looks like you shaved in the last week!
Gaetan Lee (73 months ago | reply)
man , this is genius..
mcmorran (73 months ago | reply)
Of course what you really need is a Predator minifig to hunt them down!
DRK-1 [deleted] (73 months ago | reply)
It's the Dirty, um, five. (Make seven more?)
ASneary (73 months ago | reply)
"Don't shoot till you see the white light gleaming off their helmets!"
--{KuRoTsUcHi}-- (70 months ago | reply)
This is awsome!
ASneary (69 months ago | reply)
Looks a lot like the Korean War Memorial in DC.
awaturtle (67 months ago | reply)
you just gave me a ton of ideas
kingoftheintertron (65 months ago | reply)
Looks like Easy Company, Winters in the middle with Gaurnere to the left.
legoquale [deleted] (65 months ago | reply)
nice
Alexandre Lataste (65 months ago | reply)
I love your work with the lego!Good idea
Pájaro_azul (64 months ago | reply)
Maybe you can try a recreation of "Band of Brothers"?
Nice Work!
legoquale [deleted] (63 months ago | reply)
cool
Doctor Sinister (63 months ago | reply)
Love this one!
Dr. S.
Steve19830214 (63 months ago | reply)
nice:)
....Tim (61 months ago | reply)
I had some great fun outdoors too - The natural light and surroundings is superb...
~Lessaweaver (61 months ago | reply)
Happy Memorial Day!
need help The Beirut Stamp Initiative
can you help us on this
Standing against the sands of time, 273 names lie engraved on Georgian white granite outside the gates of Marine Corps Base Camp Johnson, N.C., honoring the Marines, sailors and soldiers who lost their lives in Lebanon between 1982 and 1984.
The proposed stamp was designed by Ron Heflin, a Broomal, Penn., native and the nephew of Joan Muffler. Muffler's son, Lance Cpl. John F. Muffler, was killed in Lebanon on Oct. 23, 1983.
Photo by Pfc. C. Warren Peace"They were more than just names once," wrote Lance Cpl. Jeffery A. Cosola in an article on the 20th anniversary of the October 1983 bombing of the Beirut barracks. "They were our fathers and husbands, our friends and sons."
These service members stood up for their country and gave others hope for a better future. They didn't storm the country to conquer or kill. As the wall of the memorial reads, "they came in peace."
To further commemorate the men immortalized on the Beirut Memorial, a group of their family members asked that a postage stamp be issued to honor these service members.
The original stamp initiative came shortly after the 1986 commissioning of the memorial.
Since then, several groups and individuals, including the commandant of the Marine Corps, have championed that initiative, petitioning the United States Postal Service for a commemorative stamp honoring the peacekeepers.
The co-founder of the Beirut Stamp Initiative, Judith Young, estimates more than 75,000 signatures were sent to the stamp commission.
Images captured after the bombing of the Marine barracks on Oct., 23, 1983, are displayed over the bronze statue, which stands at the Beirut Memorial outside the gates of Marine Corps Base Camp Johnson, N.C.
Photo Illustration by Lance Cpl. Jeffery A. CosolaIn January 2003, Congressman Walter B. Jones Jr., introduced House Resolution 45, asking Congress to issue a stamp in remembrance of the Beirut, Lebanon service members. However, the resolution never received 50 co-sponsoring congressional signatures and couldn’t be put to a vote in the House of Representatives.
Although discouraged from this setback and several others, stamp supporters haven’t given up. The Beirut Stamp Initiative's Web site was launched on Thanksgiving 2003. After two years, 7,524 people have signed the online petition.
To add your name or find out more information on the Beirut Stamp Initiative, .beirutstamp.com.
Beirut Stamp Initiative
Karrth Sair (61 months ago | reply)
Wow, looks like southern France. That pic turned out great!
snowboardfish (60 months ago | reply)
yeah i think so, too.
theSPOT (59 months ago | reply)
well... ready to action...
i never saw military lego in italy!!!
nice shot!!!
dpace1 (59 months ago | reply)
were u get mashine guns
Captain Fozdike (58 months ago | reply)
Very good the, The natural settings look perfect!!
oh~bingo! (57 months ago | reply)
lovely toy.
geyergus (57 months ago | reply)
awesome
Military Queen (56 months ago | reply)
ha!!!! cute, rock on little guys!!!! get those boys!!!!lol really cool picture
legowwii (56 months ago | reply)
i like it
Rich.Phillips. (55 months ago | reply)
this is so good. dont ever take it too far tho. remember those in the war!
twig73010 (54 months ago | reply)
I think its a cool idea,very creative, and the photo and nature are just awsome!
GREAT JOB!
atlantisking (54 months ago | reply)
Hi, I'm an admin for a group called atlantis word, and we'd love to have this added to the group!
Falconator (53 months ago | reply)
Hi I'm an admin for Lego U.S. military. We'd like this in our pool.
Dunechaser (53 months ago | reply)
@atlantisking: Your group is not relevant to this photo. Sorry, no.
@jbarisax: How is your group substantially different from the LEGO Military group this photo is already in? Sorry, no.
mcmorran (53 months ago | reply)
Hi I'm an admin for the group Girls with Big Boobs. We'd like this in our pool
:-)
bowlda [deleted] (52 months ago | reply)
dit they shell this in europe? i never see this in the shops
Dunechaser (52 months ago | reply)
^ Nope, because I built these myself, using older LEGO minifig elements and custom accessories from BrickArms.
ROBLOXFANBOY (50 months ago | reply)
would you sell/trade 1 helmet?
Dunechaser (50 months ago | reply)
^ No. Please don't ask me to sell or trade.
γαηηιςκ (48 months ago | reply)
what an epic shot :P
Genaral Patton (47 months ago | reply)
I love it
"Squeezy" (46 months ago | reply)
I love your figs :)
Naʇe (45 months ago | reply)
I like these a lot! The torsos are cool as well. Judging from the thumbnail, I thought it was the halftrack scene from Saving Private Ryan :)
JessiOsborn (44 months ago | reply)
wow, this is cute. :)
kdogbricker extordenare (43 months ago | reply)
wow amaveing well sorta
GABEISKING (39 months ago | reply)
you could make some killer movies w/ all these figs...
wendyk50 (29 months ago | reply)
cool as man!
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