First up is a 1941/42 German infantry division.
Regiments 2 and 3. All of the Regiments are missing there infantry gun battery (1 each) but the good folks at Pico were more than happy to send those along and they should arrive any day now.
Just for fun, I added a Fallschirmjaeger regiment.
Up first is 1 of 2 mechanized infantry brigades (each of which has 2 battalions). The one upfront still needs it's transport which will be Opel trucks.
The heart of nay panzer division is it's armored regiment which has 2 battalions of Panzer III's and one of Panzer IV's
Lastly the third regiment of the division - a fully mechanized infantry regiment, plus some 88's just for fun.
In the back are some optional Panzers - 5 companies of Panzer IVH's, 3 companies of Tiger I, 3 companies of Panzer ivD (short barrels) and a 3 Panther companies
A last look at 11th Panzer. I'm going to be running a East front themed campaign at the club so you may see a handful of similarly scale Russians
Friday Minion: Aha, more teeny tiny tanks! Always pleased to see some of my favourites, stugs and panzer IIs, and it actually makes sense to have nebelwerfers on the table at this scale. Lovely stuff.
I see no reason to round these down, have the full complement of 189 points (all well earned, and nothing to do with my lackadasical spreadsheet wrangling)
See the first sentence of my last comment and cube it. At least you're not trying to field these on a Pacific Atoll (or are you?). Looks amazing Miles.
ReplyDeleteTiny indeed, but still quite impressive!
ReplyDeleteImpressive work, Miles! :)
ReplyDeleteMarvelous, the Miles we know and love
ReplyDeleteNice work, Miles! It seems you have fallen down a rabbit hole, I suspect a pastoral French countryside and few villages are next! ;) they do look grand though!
ReplyDeleteGreat small scale Miles!
ReplyDeleteI also love Pico's stuff and can completely understand the allure of wanting to do... an entire panzer corps(?!). Wow, lovely work ansd well done Miles!
ReplyDeleteBrilliant stuff
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