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Thursday, 26 April 2012

Russian Artillery (Part 9) - Steppes Variant

Good day gentlemen!

As promised in my last post, today I will be showing some photos of the Russian Artillery section, destined to be used for the steppes (dirt bases). This is the second variant of the three.

It is consisted of the basic elements (what I consider basic in my mind anyway): four guns, crews, four GAZ trucks, officers and ammo crates. The guns and the trucks are the same for all variants. I wanted to be able to use them in every occasion and that was the main reason I didn't base the models (you have to be frugal these days...).


Some closer looks on the figures.

Officers


NCO

Radio man and runner

NCO and gun crews


I hope you like them.
As usual C&C are more than welcome!
T.

26 comments:

  1. Great figures T and a nice variation with the urban base.

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    1. Thx Greg. I always valued diversity and choice!

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  2. What's to say other than lovely models and painting my friend!

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    1. Thank you dear!! (I am only joking eh?) ;-)

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  3. awsome!!! lets get bomabarding the enemy

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    1. Kameraden bleiben niedrig!!! :-)
      Thx mate!

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  4. I don't post at every post, but I follow your blog and I just want to say that you do very good painted figures!
    (it's not my favourite period, but I like to see good works!)

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    1. Merci beaucoup mon ami!
      Je l'apprécie! :-)

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  5. Wonderful painting Thanos.

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    1. Glory to the paints and brushes Rodger! :-)

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  6. Excellent work! Tough looking troops!

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    1. Resilient and tireless! A combi of success for the Russkies Steven! :-)

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  7. Brillant work man!

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  8. Excellent job with those!

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    1. I now have to make something to hit with these howitzers! Thx Dan!

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  9. Very nice, Sir. Hope they serve you well on the battle-table.

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    1. Thank you Jay.
      They will, otherwise they die! :-)

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  10. Superb! You really have nailed the colours for the unfroms spot on.

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    1. Thank you Michael! I didn't want to paint them with VMC Russian Uniform, I think it's too green..

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  11. More superb work Thanos, you are getting to be a real warlord with this much artillery!

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    1. I mere employee controlling little men - that's me!
      Thank you Paul!

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    1. I am starting to get the grip of the ph. machine mate!
      Thank you!

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