At last a bit of progress with my Platoon 20 Late War British Infantry. I need these for all my planned future games of "Chain of Command". Therefore vital work for the war effort!
The factory production line managed to put a shift in over the weekend. As a result the eighteen Platoon 20 figures still designated "WIPs" were all webbed up with "Khaki" and whiter highlights here and there, plus their boots were touched up with modest grey highlight (see below):
They are standard infantry poses (the eight at the back, see above and below), two sets of very useful 50mm mortar figures (middle, see above and below), crewmen for the bigger three inch mortar and three useful lying prone infantry figures destined to be PIAT assistants (see above and below):
Next: The Fleshy Parts!
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Thursday, 26 September 2013
Finishing off those PBI "Late War" Platoon 20 British Infantry
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2 comments:
Good progress Geordie. Looking at these little dudes I think I might have some of these myself.
Keep going.
Cheers Paul,
It will be nice to get these little fellows finished and tick of a wargaming project as complete (if they ever are fully complete)
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