British 1940 Regulation Platoon with Supports, 15mm.
I have had these figures since October 2019 and they are the last of four armies that I have struggled to complete . Will be used to play CoC early WW2 1940-1942. Finally able to complete over the Christmas break.
This submission is a complete British 1940 Regulation Platoon with Supports, Scale 15mm.
From various manufacturers but mostly Peter Pig. All metal except that all nine vehicles are PVC 3D prints.
My first ever submission so I hop it works. Thanks Tamsin.
The basic platoon consist of the the platoon;
Points breakdown:
HQ ( 2 x senior leaders plus 2” motor team (2) and Boys AT rifle team(2)).
Points = 2 x 6 = 12.
Three sections each of:
Bren Team of 3 figures, a rifle team of 7 figures and a Junior leader (11 figures per section).
Points = 2 x 33 = 66.
Selection of support infantry covering: Adjutant (1), medic (1), snipers(2), Boys (2) and 2” mortar (2) , engineers (3) and spare figures (8).
Points = 2 x 19 = 38.
Three 2-man crewed weapons, Vickers HMG, 1-pounder AT and 2-pounder AT.
Points = 4 x 3 = 12.
Additional individual crew (3x3) with Junior leaders (2).
Points = 2 x 11 = 22.
Vehicles - RAF car, Matilda MkII, Cruiser A10, 4x Bren Carriers, Morris CS9 and Vickers Mk VI B.
Points = 8 x 9 = 72.
Total of points is (12+66+38+12+22+72) = 222 points.
The completed 15mm British WW2 Platoon - Mark6B tank is missing |
Close up of the core Platoon section and HQ. |
Close up of Platoon support units, 1 pounder, 2 pounder and HMG with assorted infantry support. Second Boys ATG, second 2 inch mortar. |
All the support vehicles - 4 x Bren carriers, Mark VIB tank, RAF Car, Matilda II, Cruiser 10A, Morris CS9. |
Close up of some of the vehicles |
Complete army in a transport container. |
Welcome aboard, Howard! This is what we call a 'small points bomb' as your first entry. I would like to hear Richie Benaud award you 222 points for it. Thank you very much for the detailed points breakdown. Those printed vehicles are lovely- but can they withstand the blitzkrieg?!
Barks
Great entry Howard, lovely to see a complete platoon with proper supports. They look stout lads, I’m sure they’ll be able to fight their way to Dunkirk and hold the perimeter. Lots of options for gripping scenarios there, well done.
ReplyDeleteWow, a whole platoon plus supports. Great work. It would nice to see some close ups along with the panoramas.
ReplyDeleteImpressive!
ReplyDeleteVery nice painting! Should be enough materiel there to give Ze Germanz a headache
ReplyDeletelovely points bomb, early war best
ReplyDeleteCracking work Howard!
ReplyDeleteWelcome to the Challenge Howard and while you might feel insecure of you posting skills, there is nothing to worry about your painting skills! The camouflaged tanks are my favorite.
ReplyDeleteNice entry Howard - I really like the last picture - its very realistic and true to life as most of us would confess that the usual setting for our figures is not on the tabletop but in plastic boxes! I think you should get extra points fr that! :-)
ReplyDeleteGood amount of work! One suggestion if I may, I'd paint the bases in lighter colours as a way of making the models stand out. This is what I do with my units
ReplyDeleteGreat work, Howard! :)
ReplyDeleteLovely looking platoon,great light tanks and carriers!
ReplyDeleteBest Iain
Brilliant work Howard.
ReplyDeleteWelcome Howard, nice little points bomb 💣 to get you going 👍
ReplyDeleteRegards KenR
Cracking work HowardT:
ReplyDeletecracking collection Howard
ReplyDeletecheers
matt