This highly detailed, emotionally charged set recreates a powerful moment from the Battle of Hue in 1968, during the Tet Offensive. One Marine is seen frantically treating his severely wounded comrade, echoing the real-life scene immortalized by legendary photojournalist Don McCullin, whose haunting images captured the brutality and brotherhood of combat.
Both figures are outfitted in standard-issue Vietnam War gear, including flak vests, M1 helmets, and jungle fatigues. Two M16 rifles lie on the ground beside them, underscoring the urgency of the situation. The lifelike sculpting and realistic painting make this a poignant tribute not only to those who fought but to those who documented the war with courage and honesty.
This set stands as a powerful homage to McCullin's bravery and journalistic legacy—and serves as a sobering reminder of the cost of war.
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Materials
Metal
Dimensions
54mm
Care information
These are not play toys. They are collectables. Recommended for 14 yrs old and older.
