As a change from painting figures decided to construct some wargaming furniture. Using some wheels taken off a Chinese toy tractor, costing 50p, I've put together a German ammo trailer. Not really appropriate for PAK 40 guns it will still add something to the table. Its based on the Sd.Ah.31 design. The camouflage is an early form which appeared in 1936!
This is my record of collecting and gaming in this scale. Periods covered are Medievals in Italy, Saracens and Turks, the Schleswig Holstein Wars, 2nd Sino-Japanese War, WW2, and modern African conflicts. My on-going fictional campaign is set in North America c.1890 in which the United States invades the Dominion of Canada. Have also raised small collections for Ruritania, based on the 1952 Zenda movie. Also Zubrowka, based on the Grand Budapest Hotel film of 2014. MGB
SPECIAL THANKS. I would like to thank Paul Watson for his sponsorship of several lead figure collections on this blog. Having decided to clear his spare/surplus figures, he generously forwarded them on with no other requirement than they deserved to be restored. I would also like to mention George S. Mills, who kindly furnished a quantity of plastic figures which greatly enhanced several collections.
Sunday, 18 April 2021
WW2 GERMAN AMMO TRAILER and WEST INDIAN COMMAND
Have completed the command figures for my two battalions of West Indian troops. I've based the officers on some of the originals that Britains supplied in their box sets, converting a fifer and lifeguard.
SET 19 first version came with a foot officer
SET 19 second version with a mounted officer
MGB
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A nice supplement to the gun crew! Also enjoy seeing mounted command figures.
ReplyDeleteI quite enjoy working with plasticard, interesting additions can be put together at little expense, the ammo trailer cost less than £1 including glue and paint.
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Michael, your West Indian battalions are a sight to behold! They look wonderful en masse and the officers are perfect! Very well done!
ReplyDeleteCheers Brad, the whole project does seem to have worked out well, thank you.
DeleteMichael