Hi everyone.
Thursday is coming to its end, and I am sitting in front of my screen thinking of what I should write. Blimey, nothing comes in my mind.
I can only show you some figures I painted these past few days, from Revell's (2523) British Infantry kit.
Five riflemen (all the same, as they come out of the sprue), wearing the ''standard 'Battledress, Serge' and the Pattern 37 web equipment and below wear the leather jerkin'' (quote from Plastic soldier review).
They were painted really easily, and I think they will blend well together the other Tommies I painted so far (they are not that tall, compared to the others that has the Revell kit).
Hope you like them.
And as a teaser, this is the ''in progress post''. ;-)
Have a good Thursday night everyone! :-)
T.
Nice paintjob Bro ! Good reinforcements for your army... when a family photo with all the guys together ? your armies would be rather huge at this stage...
ReplyDeleteThank you Jose!
DeleteThey are becoming many...I have a storage problem.But, you'll have to wait till you see the full force deployed. A lot things to make yet. :-)
More great work, love the attention to detail with the shoulder flashes.
ReplyDeleteThank you Michael. :)
DeleteSuperb mate. Was it a common thing for the shovel to be in that location. I've just never spotted anything like that before.
ReplyDeleteIt seems that it was. Things can get a bit messy when you are in field I think. From my experience in my military service, I remember being a part of a motley crew when we were doing exercises... :)
DeleteWhen I was doing my military service I remember being a part of a motley crew, while doing military exercises. So I reckon that improvisation was a common thing, especially when bullets came swirling all around... :)
DeleteYes it was - in marching order. Each section got one shovel and one large pickax while each man carried two empty sandbags in his small pack. When you got to where you were going to dig in for the night, the packs and shovels were left behind. They were not carried on patrol or into combat!
Deletevery nice work! and more on the way --> brillaint!
ReplyDeletealways nice to see your work, I assume once this lot are done that an AAR will not be far away?
Yep that's the plan mate. Thank you for you good words. :)
DeleteSuper job! And the shoulder patch is a very nice touch, Sir!
ReplyDeleteThank you Jay! :)
DeleteNice bunch of boys here Thanos. I'm glad you found time to paint mid week, such a treat. Very much looking forward to the finale of your teaser!
ReplyDeleteThank you Anne. I am trying to create time as much as I can. :)
DeleteThank you Anne. I am trying to create time as much as I can. :)
DeleteBeautiful figure painting, puts my efforts on these figs to shame! That pose was my favourite of the box. These guys were (in my opinion) made to accompany the Esci/Italeri box.
ReplyDeleteKeep up the hard work!
FF
Thank you FF. They were fun to paint.
DeleteThose look really, really good!
ReplyDeleteWhich company made the metal figure at the end of the side? They look promising...
Cheers
Monty
Thanks Monty. The metal figs are from AB figures.
DeleteNice figures T what paint and colour did you use for the webbing?
ReplyDeleteThank you Greg.
DeleteI used Vallejo's German Camo Beige. It is a bit lighter from Khaki.
Excellent painted figures! Your army is growing every week!
ReplyDeleteGreetings
Peter
http://peterscave.blogspot.be/
Thank you Peter. It does grow....:)
DeleteThe best Firing Squad I have yet seen Thanos.
ReplyDeleteTen out of ten!
Thank you Paul! :)
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