Both the Germans and Soviets can now field nine infantry units.
And even better, the Soviets can field their first proper HMG:
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| Nothing fancy but they will serve the Motherland well. Just don't get me started on the pain of attaching the Maxim to the base. All hail blu-tack! |
Once those are painted, and assuming my painting mojo sticks around, I'll probably return to painting figures for my colonial Imagin-nation / VSF project involving the conflict between Ginland (or is it Gntania?) and Vodkya in the late 19th C. I figure a break before painting any more WWII forces will help prevent burnout.
I'd really like to get a game on the table with my figures, but I'm afraid to stop painting lest another long painting lull begin.
Great machine gun team John. Good to hear your painting mojo has returned.
ReplyDeleteThank you! I only wish i had more time to both paint AND game (the hobbyist's lament).
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- John
Go with the flow! Great job on the MG team, I've had a 'thing' for those Russian MG's since I was a kid and got the Airfix Russians one Christmas.
ReplyDeleteThank you Ross! I really do like the result despite the assembly frustration with the MG. It has far more pieces than my toy gamer brain understands as necessary. I guess the military modeling people like to have total control of the end result.
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- John