Wednesday, 18 September 2013

British 2-Inch Mortar

Good afternoon everyone!

Hope you are all well.
This last weekend, I painted some British soldiers, including a 2-Inch mortar team, by using two spare figures I had from different sets.

The first figure comes from Italeri (Set 6131 - Anti Tank Teams). It is a British Paratrooper preparing his mortar to fire. I chopped off his helmet, and added a Mk III helmet I had available (spare parts).


The second figure was from Hat (Set 8227 - British Mortars). Although this Tommy is holding a 2 Inch mortar as well, I chopped his off, and I placed him next to the converted mortar firer as a loader.


I painted them, glued them on my famous pizza stands, and I added the necessary greenery around them.






I hope you like them!

Have a good Wednesday night everyone.

T.

26 comments:

  1. Nicely done they look great together.

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  2. Nice Little stand. Maybe a rifle for the one laying down?

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  3. Excellent result Thanos! You could have used the lying Airfix British Infantry soldier instead of the one you have used. He's armed with a light machine gun.

    Greetings
    Peter

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  5. Another excellent piece of work! I have used both of these figures as they are, and wouldn't have thought of this.

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    1. Thank you Alan! I am still waiting to see your screaming eagles....

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  6. Always on time
    Always great job

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  7. Great work, the stand look fantastic
    Peace James

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    1. Pizza stands mate, pizza stands! :) Thank you.

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  8. Excellent work Thano's. It's nice to see you posting more often again. I hope all is well with you and all your friends and family.

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    1. Thank you Anne. Everything's ok, and if it wasn't I would make it to be! :)

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    1. wow!! That's a HE hitting line! Thanks Paul.

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  10. Very nice conversion. Would not have known if you did not point it out

    Ian

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    1. You should thank the mighty blogosphere that helps us exchange ideas! Thanks Ian. :)

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    1. Thank you Ivan. They came out rather good - a nice couple! :)

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