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

[Metternich]

Fantastic.  This project goes from strength to strength.

[James Morris]

Eek!  Didn't think you'd get the cursed flamethrower painted that quickly.   
I am just basing my French platoon to face these and will post as soon as I have pics!

[scrivs]

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.

Cheers Rich, I think we should be getting our first game in on 5th March if all goes well.

Fantastic.  This project goes from strength to strength.

Thank you

Eek!  Didn't think you'd get the cursed flamethrower painted that quickly.  
I am just basing my French platoon to face these and will post as soon as I have pics!

Looking forwards to seeing yours done. I've only got six more Jaeger to paint so it will be all heavy weapons after that

[poulppy]

Really good project. Nice painting job !

[Metternich]

Hope you'll do up after-action reports of the coming conflict !

[scrivs]

Thanks chaps.

I had a good painting session and completed the last of my Great War Miniatures Germans that I am painting.



This means that I can now deploy a full platoon with supports for Chain of Command WWI

Leutenant


First Rifle Gruppe


First Light Machine-gun Gruppe


Second Rifle Gruppe


Second Machine-gun Gruppe


Supports


Casualties


Spare figures including extra leaders, trench-raiders, etc.


Although this is quite a late-war organisation, I plan to use the rump of this for our ongoing Verdun 1916 project.

Loads more images etc. on the Scrivsland blog

[Phil Robinson]

Splendid stuff, look forward to seeing how they do in your game.

[marianas_gamer]

Very impressive  I love the gritty look of your paintjob!
LB

[georgec]

Your Prussian officers need dueling scars...    Great work

[S_P]

Great work.

[scarabminiatures]

Eek!  Didn't think you'd get the cursed flamethrower painted that quickly.   
I am just basing my French platoon to face these and will post as soon as I have pics!

If you need a French one to fry the Germans, use the Italian Scarab model and lengthen the nozzle - that's what one of our other customers did and it looks terrific! (I have a picture somewhere in the depths of one of the many Great War games we have done)

[Monty]

Splendid work, Paul !

[Abwehrschlacht]

Terrific work!

[Captain Blood]

Fantastic collection 

[Garder]

They look really good