Germans and French for a WWI Verdun project (update: 28/12)

[Burnin Coal]

Nice choice of subdued colours combined with good brushwork = an excellent looking unit...will be good seeing them all together

[scrivs]

Thanks chaps, I will be picking another batch up this evening from Northstar.

[Metternich]

To echo the others - an excellent unit.  Very effective brushwork.

[alcal]

The  second batch picture is much better and shows them off even more than the first,i wil be watching out for your Verdun project as I will also be adding some drop on fort pieces later this year.

Cheers AL

[scrivs]

Thank you.

I've put the finishing touches on another 12 Great War Miniatures WWI Germans for the Verdun 1916 Project. This time including a MG08/15 team and some nasty looking trench-raiders.



More images and detail, plus some individual close-ups on Scrivsland

[janner]

Very nice indeed 

[Metternich]

Very nice trench raiding party.

[Phil Robinson]

Splendid and a great finish on the trench armour in particular.

[scrivs]

Thanks chaps.

NB: The MG08/15 is not for Verdun games but if I use them in games set after April 1917 it will make an appearance.

[Beast of Bukhara]

Looking Good

[Cessna]

Very nicely done!!

[James Morris]

Trench raiders are magnificent, well done mate!  Just like something out of Charley's War.

[scrivs]

Thanks for all the kind comments. I'm back from my hols so it's time to crack on with some painting.

This week, it's a dozen more german infantry, including a flame thrower.



I have also made a start on getting the terrain together including 2ft of double barbed wire, four entrenchments and other scatter.

More details, including how to make your own flames on Scrivsland

[Phil Robinson]

Nice job, looking forward to seeing your terrain bits.

[Lardy Rich]

Scrivs, you've done it again and deflected me from what I'm meant to be working on!  We're playing 1918 Chain of Command at Lard Island tomorrow.  I'm just knocking out some terrain pieces for that. 

Rich