Some additional germans, some for use as sentries & similar
and some to make up a section on patrol..
A setup showing german patrol (mix of metals and plastics)....A simple approach to WWII Wargaming; modelling military, naval, airforce and civilian items.
Some additional germans, some for use as sentries & similar
and some to make up a section on patrol..
A setup showing german patrol (mix of metals and plastics)....I wanted some frogmen for future games, difficult to see them as they would be underwater or just bobbing up on surface, possibly one on land ?
Anyhow I had dig through what I had, a modern mini action pose frogmen - will do for on land. For divers in the water I cut up some 1/72 Atlantic frogmen to have a couple with heads above water. Also made some gaming markers of disturbed surface water. Air bubbles would be unlikely as rebreather equipment was in use.
In a little cafe somewhere in Nouvion, a lady in a beret speaking in hushed tones tries to persuade the proprieter to help her ... the cafe is is moderately busy ...
Finally got around to making up a crew set for my water-lined Revell MTB..
[A couple of figures from Gunthwaite Miniatures, a Britannia Figure and a couple of modified ones from Seargent's Mess]
For use to pick up off a beach or part of a small coastal raid on France, have put together enough for a small landing ...I bought 3 resin LCAs from Grubby Tanks (Britannia Miniatures range),
while looking at historical pics of LCAs came across the small LCM(S), armed with mortar and dual machine guns. I thought it would be a nice addition, so made one up from cardboard, foam board and oddment bits of plastic....
Finished it off in the same paint scheme as the LCAsFor a possible target for a raid, a small oil storage area and docking point for a tanker....
I struggled initially to find something for the fuel tanks, I had a spare tall'ish one - for a couple more I used large reels of sticky tape and cut some tops for them from cardboard.
all items painted up....