WW2 project in 1/35

[Freddy]

Hungarian Gendarmes. They were the police force in countryside Hungary, in the war they acted as field police. They operated in pairs (both on the front and at home), so now, with one painted previously, I have two pairs of them. When the war reached Hungary, they acted as light infantry against the Soviets.
The figures are my sculpts.

[Freddy]

Four more of the Red Army.

[CapnJim]

More good lookin' stuff.  Well done!

[Freddy]

More good lookin' stuff.  Well done!

Thank you! The Soviets are Tamiya oldies with head swaps. I tried to paint them with oils.

[Freddy]

We had a great snow just before Christmas, so I came into the mood of rebasing these old Dragon German ski troops. It will be hard to use them in my usual anythingbutwinter terrain, but we will see.

[Freddy]

Soviet assault troopers. 6 of them from Zvezda, they are among the oldest figures in my collection, they could legally drink. I renovated them, they got new resin heads and new paintjob. 4 of them are from Corsar Rex, good quality resin, but almost in GW character price.

[Gunner Dunbar]

This thread is so much fun, and so tempting I have a big box of unbuilt 1/35 figs somewhere, but I must stay strong.

[carlos marighela]

Lovely work!

[Freddy]

Thank you, guys!

and so tempting I have a big box of unbuilt 1/35 figs somewhere, but I must stay strong.

Resistance is futile, embrace the 1/35!

[CapnJim]

Lovely work!

Indeed it is!

[Freddy]

Indeed it is!

Thank you! I have now some more regular Soviets to paint, they are also coming soon.

[Freddy]

A Soviet partisan girl from Corsar Rex. A little weird as the lilac associates with May thus the end of the (European) war, but 1.) what does a Soviet partisan do in Berlin 2.) why is she wearing a winter hat in May?
A nice sculpt though.

[Gunner Dunbar]

Good job

[Freddy]

Good job

Thank you! I will build an entire unit of partisans.

[Freddy]

Two more Hungarians.