Well, as I am gearing up to get some of my table cleared off, I thought I would give a show of the force that has only appeared as bits and pieces.
The first shot is of the army on the move. This is around 1500-odd points depending on whether I make it mid-war or late war. I think in mid-war I have to drop the Stugs as they are quite pricey.
I haven't painted much in the last couple of days as I get back into the swing of real work. I had some time set aside last night but was 'torpedoed' (Get it, Mike?) by a problem called in from work. Earlier in the week I had finished up prepping most of the Sherman company that should see some paint here shortly. The rest of the week was spent getting the daughter back into the swing of school and general assisting with homework.
With a three-day weekend coming up, I hope I can get the rest of the Shermans prepped so they can get primed. The secret project is coming along and, had it not been for getting interrupted last night, I probably would have had a pic in this post. Perhaps next time.
Also for next time is, finally, getting the pics up of the next batch of projects.
I'll end this entry with some closer shots of some of the cooler elements of my Aufklar army.
This first shot shows the armoured cars on the move backed up by Stugs, M/C mounted Auflkar, and Tiger, off in the distance.
Next are close ups of my Stugs and, what I like to call the 'Wehrmacht Rally Car Team', Sd Kfz 250/1's.
4 comments:
I love the look of your terrain boards, how did you make them?
and the figures don't look too bad either
Mike (aka torpedo Harris)
I didn't actually make this set. Though these aren't that difficult as it is just insulation tiles covered with various Woodland Scenics flocking and turf.
Dude, your Stug's make me proud! I see I no longer corner the market on shithot assault guns....
;)
I don't know about that; yours are still pretty tasty. But wait until you see the next seven.
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