As explained last
week each section has two teams, one rifle team (5 Lee Enfields rifles and 1 Sten SMG) and the LMG team
(3-crew Bren LMG), led by a junior leader.
What it is
different this time is the model manufacturer. So far in this Challenge I have
been presenting models from Warlord. In this case the models are from WargamesFoundry. These are somewhat old; but as the Perry Brothers designed them, the
quality of the sculpting is really good.
All this models
wear combat helmet and have very light equipment, in contrast with the plastic
models of the previous entries. The WF range has another reference with redberets if you like to add some variety to your units.
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More splendid para camo! Lovely sculpts that you have more than done justice to and it sounds like you will need to up your total in the not too distant future! 45 well earned points it is!
All the best Iain
Lovely work again. You’re really rocking that camo pattern - even the thought of camo leaves me running for the door.
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ReplyDeleteMore lovely paras Benito :)
ReplyDeleteThat camo is really nicely done. And I was just thinking the faces had great expression when I read about the change in manufacture, really characterful!
ReplyDeleteExcellent looking figures!
ReplyDeleteGreat work Benito - top shelf painting. This project has been something to see - and so much focus, wow!
ReplyDeleteCracking work Benito! You're keeping the faith on this project - Bravo!
ReplyDeleteAnother brilliant entry Benito, I really love the muted palette you've used for these, they look fantastic. Can't wait to see the whole force.
ReplyDeleteNice additions!
ReplyDeleteGreat job, Benito!
ReplyDeleteMore cracking Paras, nice
ReplyDeleteGreat looking Paras, Benito!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous work.
ReplyDeleteI'm hoping to see more of these paras and hopefully a group shot when done. They are nicely executed!
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