Roland CII

[monk2002uk]

From Heroics and Ros, 1/300 scale:





Robert

[monk2002uk]

And a Fokker triplane for support:



Robert

[Deano]

great stuff.

[von Lucky]

Lovely.

[Driscoles]

wonderful !!!

[monk2002uk]

Thank you.

Here is a view of an Heroics and Ros model in action. It is an Albatross overflying the Messines battlefield:



More details here.

Robert

[fred]

Nice looking planes - the blue is particularly vibrant!

I do like the battle field too. The trench models work very well - are they some kind of plaster with the trenches and shell holes embossed in?

[Dr DeAth]

Great little models - can't beat those WW1 German planes for colourfulness

[FierceKitty]

Nifty. I am inspired to resume painting my own 1:144 models.

[monk2002uk]

The trench models work very well - are they some kind of plaster with the trenches and shell holes embossed in?

Thank you. The trenches are latex all-in-one. TimeCast produces them. Highly recommended.

Robert

[fred]

Even better, it's easier to spend money, than try to scratch build somethings!

[monk2002uk]

Especially when you have to cover large battlefields 

Such as Vimy Ridge:



or the Somme:



The latter 'table' was more than 15' long. I just don't have the time to scratch build enough trenches for these sorts of situations.

Robert

[fred]

 

I knew your group did some big tables - but WOW!

Where these both public display games?

[DintheDin]

Vimy Ridge! Somme! Stunning!!!   
And the planes are little beauties! 

[monk2002uk]

Were these both public display games?

Yes, both examples were public display games. More are included on this page, plus further details about Vimy and the Somme too:

Here

First Battle of the Marne was by far the biggest (to date )

Robert