It has been a while since my last post as I have been spending most of the last five weeks back and fore to Wales sitting in a hospital ward but I have managed to take a few pictures today.
28mm WW2 Fallschirmjager platoon with supports. These are mostly Warlord figures, plastic and metal, plus a few Artizan and Wargames Foundry.
Platoon HQ,
2 X Senior Leaders, Panzerschrek Team and a non listed radio operator.
3 x Squads, each of 10 x men with a Junior Leader, 2 x panzerfaust and 2 x MG 42's.
Squad One
Squad Two
Squad Three
PLATOON SUPPORT OPTION
Anti Tank Gun - with the Chain of Command rule set you need 5 x crew plus Junior Leader.
MMG Team - with 5 x crew
Mortar Team
Pioneer Flamethrower Team, 3 x men
Pioneer Team, 3 x men
Sniper, Medic and casualty shock marker.
Some spare figures left over.
A couple of additional pictures, plus Back of Beyond Siberian Rifles.
Slowly getting through these Back of Beyond figures that I am painting for my good friend Steve Lygo. Thanks for being so patient Steve.
Siberian Rifles
Lovely work Pat. The little anti-tank gun (sorry proper name escapes me at the moment) looks superb with it's diorama base. I do hope that whatever it is taking you to Wales works out well. Regards Mark
ReplyDeleteAs expected, top-notch work from your hand! I enjoy your diorama bases for your support weapons.
ReplyDeleteReally fine painting, especially like the atmospheric bases - wonderful job!
ReplyDeleteGood to have you back Pat.
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Stu
Wonderful figures, vignettes and scenery...congrats!
ReplyDeleteReally great work!
ReplyDeleteExellent paintwork!
ReplyDeleteThis is sensational work Pat; sorry to hear 'real life' isn't playing fair at the moment.
ReplyDeleteAwesome work there Pat! I hope things are on the up for you too.
ReplyDeleteSorry to hear of your need to be spending time in a hospital and best wishes for you.
ReplyDeleteGreat figures, and the BoB stuff looks very nice too.
Hope you are ok Pat, great paint job on all the figures.
ReplyDeletecheers John
They look great!
ReplyDeleteStunning!
ReplyDeleteGreat looking paras and trenches, reminds me to start my bolt action soviets, maybe next year! Hope the Welsh trips work out well.
ReplyDeleteBest Iain
Excellent. I love the faces, especially the wounded guy lying next to the PAK 36
ReplyDeleteAs always superb work Pat! I hope everything works out on the personal side of things.
ReplyDeleteChristopher
Beautifully painted figures as always, Pat. I too have recently spent time travelling to the hospital. As others have said above, I hope it goes best way possible for you and those you love and care for.
ReplyDeleteAll the Best,
Ethan
Thanks very much to you all for your comments and well wishes.
ReplyDeletePat.
Excellent stuff all around as always Pat! Such great eye candy!
ReplyDeletePat, I've lurked on your blog for some time and find it very inspirational, again you have produced top notch stuff but more important than that please accept my best wishes for the future.
ReplyDeleteGreat work! I especially like the FJ mg stand - amazing stuff.
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Paul in San Francisco
Took me long enough to remember to come back and see what you've been up to Pat, apologies for that.
ReplyDeletePer usual, your infantry painting really does impress. Are these for yet another large project, new scenery pieces included?
I hope things in Wales turn/ed out well sir. Much support from this side of the pond.
Lovely brushwork, Pat! That anti-tank gun vignette is superb and I love the Pulp figures as well.
ReplyDeleteYou have done a beautiful job on these German Paras, as seems to be par for the course looking at many of your older posts here
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