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South Ossetia August 8th, 2008

These figs are based on Russian Soldiers of the 135th Motorized Rifle Regiment, Soldiers of 135th used 6SHA92 load bearing vests with an Experimental Mountian Flora pattern, a unique piece of equipment that I wanted to recreate. Plan on making more Cold War related posts I have two collabs coming up.
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Krajina Milićija

These figs are Krajina Milićija, they were a police militia formed from the Yugoslav milićija during Croatian War of Independence, they used equipment provided by the JNA and VRS which included their blue lizard camo uniforms. These figs were provided by @_s.carecrow_
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Parabellum Bricks fig post, sorry for the lack of posts recently, I kinda forgot how long it has been but I am gonna try to post more often.
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"Standoff"

This moc is set during the Vistula-Oder offensive in early 1945. It shows a standoff between a battered and bruised Soviet soldier, and an exhausted German soldier standing dazed between a deceased Polish civilian. This moc depicts a bog in north-eastern Poland.

This is an entry into the Vistula-Oder offensive collab with @purple_bricks42 and @leon.wwimocs. 

@fahnenjunker.bricks @spanishbuilder For the 2 military figs.

Thank you @2little2red for the awesome helmet!

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"Taking chase"

This moc depicts the Vistula-Oder offensive. This shows a group of German soldiers caught in the town of Przasnysz in Poland whilst in retreat from Łomza in late January 1945.

This moc is for the Vistula-Oder offensive collab with @purple_bricks42, @leon.wwimocs and @splinter_bricks.

This moc is my second entry into @ww2_german_bricks moc contest.

This moc is my entry into @ww2_stories_blocks

The Vistula-Oder offensjve was a Red Army operation on the Eastern Front in January 1945. The army made a major advance into German-held territory, capturing Kraków, Warsaw and Poznań. The Red Army had built up their strength around a number of key bridgeheads, with two fronts commanded by Marshal Georgy Zhukov and Marshal Ivan Konev. Against them, the German Army Group A, led by Colonel-General Josef Harpe. The Germans outnumbered five to one. Within days, German commandants evacuated the concentration camps, sending the prisoners on their death marches to the west, where ethnic Germans also started fleeing. In a little over two weeks, the Red Army had advanced 480 kilometres from the Vistula to the Oder, only 69 kilometres from Berlin, which was undefended. However, Zhukov called a halt, owing to continued German resistance on his northern flank. Due to this the advance on Berlin had to be delayed until April.

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