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Here's a WWII German 105mm LeFH18 (?) howitzer, 15mm (1:100), 3d printed quite a long time ago and finally finished off.
The crew are a mixture of Peter Pig metals and 3d printed, and the base is a honking great big fender washer. The big washer may have been a mistake; it adds a lot of weight to the group, and it may imperil the figures a bit under the mashing of great sausage-fingers.
The gun is a later model, with pressed-steel wheels and a muzzle brake, but painted in Dunkelgrau for pre-1943 service. After then they would have been in Dunkelgelb, and most likely in a three-colour camo scheme.
As far as actual wargaming goes, it's largely pointless, as guns like this are almost always going to be off-table. Never mind though.