Hi folks,
Just a small entry from me this week, as I clear the last few bits of WW2 stuff from my painting shelf (for now, at least) and work on some more Necromunda models.
First up is a 15mm 3d printed Fordson WOT2D Radio Truck from Battlefield3d. I had no specific plan for this vehicle in my collection, so it's just decaled up as part of 51st highland Divisions signals regiment. Shown here alongside my recently completed LAD diorama.
Alongside this vehicle, I finished off four bases of sniper teams for my British infantry battalion. When I last had the opportunity to parade my four infantry companies, I realised I was missing some sniper teams (an option from 3rd Ed of Flames of War). I was aware that the infantry battalions of 51st Highland Division had a sniper/scout platoon as part of the Support Company. These bases now give me enough to have three sniper teams per company, or a platoon of 13 bases plus an HQ.
Minion Miles: Another fantastic 15mm entry. I continue to be impressed with the quality of your 15mm painting.
Nice radio truck and snipers, James! :)
ReplyDeleteThanks Tamsin!
DeleteExcellent work on those 15mm
ReplyDeleteCheers - it's almost my speciality at this point!
DeleteSplendid work on your 15mm Brits, I hear you on utterly useless but necessary to complete tendency!
ReplyDeleteBest Iain
Gotta collect them all... No really, GOTTA!
DeleteExcellent James, like those snipers
ReplyDeleteCheers Matt
DeleteGreat adds to your project. Excellent wee radio truck.
ReplyDeleteThanks Bruce, always nice to tick some of the 'to do' boxes!
DeleteExcellent work on these. I can't imagine the details and decals involved at this scale.
ReplyDeleteI'm used to them now, but they are a tiny bit fiddly. The AoS and Division markings are 3mm by 3mm.
DeleteLovely trucks.
ReplyDeleteThanks Peter!
Deletenice work
ReplyDeleteCheers Martin!
DeleteWonderful brushwork James. I admire your pursuit of completionism. It just never ends, though, right?! :)
ReplyDeleteOne day the little ear worm that whispers 'wouldn't it be cool if' will leave me alone...!
DeleteNice work, James! You absolutely need a commo van for the regiment. On a side note, my elderly neighbor was assigned to such a van with 106th Infantry Division( Golden Lions). He spent three days alone looking for friendly lines in the Battle of the Bulge after the van and crew were taken out while repairing phone lines. Although he does have bad memories, I know he will be quite chuffed to see his military job in miniature.
ReplyDeleteI'm always really keen to represent the guys who were doing dangerous jobs elsewhere on the front lines,
DeleteNice job James
ReplyDeleteCheers Dave!
DeleteGreat job, James!
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