First up are the Engineers - the two rearward figures are Matchbox and are among the first I painted years ago, the running figure is a Classic Toy Soldiers figure from their Elite set:
Engineer base - two flamethrowers and a guy who came with a broken rifle that I cut off. |
Here is a figure I am designating as a Forward observer, from the Classic Toy Soldier German artillery crew set, and I managed to fix one of the UltimateSoldier/21st Century mortars:
Forward observer and three mortar bases. Bulky mortars are BMC. |
The prone figures have been painted for years - from back to front, the prone figures are Airfix, Matchbox, Matchbox. The standing figures are all Classic Toy Soldiers pulled from my "I don't know what I'll do with these" box - the figure in the back is one of their older, no longer produced, German infantry. I feel it bears a resemblance to the Marx poses, and its skinniness works well with the Airfix, while the newer figures work better with the chunkier Matchbox.
Three rifle squads with prone figures. |
Kampfgruppe Kitzentable |
Before I do that, I'll get the Soviet engineer base together - that way they can be the attacker in those 2x2 Scenarios. After that, three more Soviet rifle bases, so they have an equal number to the Germans, particularly because some TO&Es suggest that, at least on paper, the Soviets had four squads per platoon.
An impressive force there. The engineers are particularly effective l think. I look forward to seeing them in a game.
ReplyDeleteMe too! I hope to play sooner rather than later (Isn't that always how it is?)
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