28mm late war British & Germans Arnhem etc

[Digits]

That’s fantastic mate.   I love it!    You have skills fella, that’s for sure!

[commissarmoody]

Oh those are badass, are they empress or from another company?

[Ragnar]

Brilliant!

[carlos marighela]

Tasty looking Panther!

[Ash]

Thanks gents, much appreciated.
Took a while to get around to getting it finished.
Ended up covering the dodgiest parts of the dodgy Zimmerit with camo netting and Zeltbahn.

Oh those are badass, are they empress or from another company?

The tank commander is 3D printed, came with the tank model. The little blokes I found at Salute, made by Offensive Miniatures.

[M Blakey]

Stunning work as always 

[snitcythedog]

Wonderful work on that Panther!!

[Hoagie]

Fantastic stuff, well done!

[Captain Blood]

Lovely.
I was looking at the latest Offensive Miniatures sculpts at Salute. They are getting better and better.

[CapnJim]

That Panther and the tank riders look really good!

[Ash]

Cheers for all the feedback chaps.

Added the British Airborne 75mm from Empress Arnhem Heroes:

[CapnJim]

That should look good all painted up!

[Ash]

Managed to make a start.

[carlos marighela]

That figure in shirtsleeves, bent forward with his hands on his thighs is one of the most naturally posed figures I've seen. Truly superb sculpt. Looking forward to seeing your finished magic on these.

[Harry Faversham]

A case of art imitating life!

"75mm Pack Howitzer of the Light Regiment's "D" Troop dug in at Oosterbeek. Left to right: Gunner Miller, Gunner Davey, Bombadier Allsop, and Sergeant Prentice."