Warlord's US Armour, Infantry and some more Germans!

[Sascha Herm]

Hi all,

I just uploaded pictures of my first ever painted WWII US Armour and Infantry onto my website for an ongoing "Battle of the Bulge" project.

Here are some pictures:

US Army Armour Group Picture: http://www.sascha-herm.com/US-Armour-01.htm



US Army Infantry HQ: http://www.sascha-herm.com/US-HQ-Group01.htm



US Army MMG Team: http://www.sascha-herm.com/US-MMG01.htm



German Dismounted Panzer Crew: http://www.sascha-herm.com/Germ-Tank-Crew01.htm



Please have a look at my website : http://www.sascha-herm.com/ for more individual pictures and some info on how I painted the AFV's and Figures.  

Please let me know what you think. Any comments are very welcome.

Regards

Sascha

[CptJake]

The Driver of the M3 was a real pain to fit into the Halftrack after I painted him. He is sitting a little high and appears to look over the top of the M3 but I just could not get him any lower.

I vaguely remember having to cut the feet off of my driver to get him into his seat after he was painted.

 

Great looking vehicles and infantry.   Really good job on everything.


One very minor criticism, (from experience) in muddy conditions, your gear/stowage also gets dirty/muddy as mud gets flung everywhere by the tracks and you break through ice and splash through mud going through small creeks and puddles.

[Ultravanillasmurf]

Very good.

[Mick_in_Switzerland]

Very nice
How did you do the snow?

[Sascha Herm]

Very nice
How did you do the snow?

Thank you  

For the Snow I used a Mix of PVA Glue, AP Battlefields Snow and Andrea Artificial Snow Powder in a overall Ratio of 3:2:1. I applied the mix with a small brush in a couple of layers but also sprinkled some dry AP Snow on top of the mix to represent fresher Snow.

Hope that helps  

[Mick_in_Switzerland]

 Thank-you

[aphillathehun]

“Even today, a real cold night, we go to bed, my wife’ll tell ya, that the first thing I say, ‘I’m glad I’m not in Bastogne.’”

[mweaver]

Nice!  Very appropriately grubby.

-Michael

[Sascha Herm]

I vaguely remember having to cut the feet off of my driver to get him into his seat after he was painted.

 

Great looking vehicles and infantry.   Really good job on everything.


One very minor criticism, (from experience) in muddy conditions, your gear/stowage also gets dirty/muddy as mud gets flung everywhere by the tracks and you break through ice and splash through mud going through small creeks and puddles.

I had to cut his feet off too   and the little bugger still didn't wanted to sit down properly  

In regards to the weathering... I really struggle to do too much "dirtying" after trying to do a "tidy" paint job  
I know it's not very realistic but I just can't get myself to do it