At the Frontline - WW2 in 20mm

[Tom Dulski]

 Those G.I.'s look amazing

[V]

Small little exercise in a green tinged Battledress next, a British (perhaps Canadian) medic for Normandy...

[dickiegranthum]

Small little exercise in a green tinged Battledress next, a British (perhaps Canadian) medic for Normandy...

Lovely paintwork. Just a minor thought…

Definitely more British than Canadian. The Canadian battledress is dramatically darker than that. I spent three years in the Military Museums here in Calgary; I absolutely know Canadian WWII battledress. 

[V]

Yep, defo... but its painted for the tabletop, so had to be lighter for scale effect. Always a balance between realism and something that pops on table at 3'. To be honest, he has a brown filter to tone him a little to match my British.

Some of the Canadian BDs in Normandy, are pretty much same colour as British ones too. Quite a bit of variation at times.

[V]

A last handful of AB Figures Normandy British - MMG team, a few infantry and an MP to add some colour!

[rumacara]

Superd thread with eye candy everywhere.

[CapnJim]

Those chaps look grand.  Especially that MP...

[V]

Been busy behind the scenes trying out a method of speed painting to try and complete an entire infantry force for Burma within a month...




So far, after two weeks a few bits are done...

[Captain Blood]

Lovely 

[has.been]

Nice job.

[CapnJim]

Those guys do look really good...

[V]

After doing the speed painted British Platoon… a little treat before launching into the Indian platoon.

Shellhole Scenics lovely 3.7″ Mountain Howitzer model with an AB crew.

[Iain R]

Awesome work all round!

[V]

Next up, a Forward Artillery Observer team and the officer to lead my Indian Platoon…

[flatpack]

Stunning work….as normal