A early war German paratrooper platoon for dropping in on the south coast of England, veterans of Belgium and France, Ray painted these and I finished them, more to come as I finish mortars, MG34s, artillery and casualties.
The majority of figures are AB Figures with a few SHQ Miniatures aswell.
one guy in the 6th photo reminds me of a mailman. ha. and also, welcome back sir!
ReplyDeleteNice work. Like the basing.
ReplyDeleteYou have been busy! Nice paint jobs!
ReplyDeleteNice looking Green Devils!
ReplyDeleteReady to make a drop on Oslo...sorry, London it should be I suppose;)
Best regards Dalauppror
Nice work thats a serious chunk of painting done by the both of you
ReplyDeleteNice looking bunch of chaps. I hope you have a bus stop in your game with them all waiting for a ride into town?
ReplyDeleteNice platoon that is. And some teamwork..looking forward to the rest
ReplyDeleteThey look great guys. Nice job!
ReplyDeleteA dangerous looking bunch!
ReplyDeleteLovely chaps Fran. Good work on the brush Ray.
ReplyDeletePerfect for dropping in on Gravesend. You even have a Michael Caine figure!! Very nice indeed.
ReplyDeleteThey still won't like it 'up em you know!
ReplyDeleteGREAT Platoon! You really have an awesome collection!
ReplyDeleteAnd welcome back to the blogosphere, mate!
Very nice indeed
ReplyDeleteThose look great, well done!
ReplyDeleteVery good Fran!!!
ReplyDeleteT.
these are nice mate, good paint jobs
ReplyDeleteThose look very good. What a great way to announce your return.
ReplyDeletesuper troopers :)
ReplyDeleteNice looking stuff there, Angry! Welcome back to the blogosphere!
ReplyDeleteI Really lyke to see complete squad, or as the case, complete platoon!
ReplyDeleteIs quite a lot of work, and they are very well painted too!! :D
Love the guy that take notes, just aside the Officier.
I dont know how you keep doing it man. Every one of those little guys details are amazing! :)
ReplyDeleteThey look great in the photos Fran, my favourite one was the top right figure in the third pic, he was a perfick figure to paint!!!
ReplyDeleteThose look expensive.
ReplyDeleteGreat looking figures. Can't wait to see them attacking the pillboxes.
ReplyDeleteNice stuff, good group job!
ReplyDeleteI always liked the early war FJ smocks. Nice work on the colours - very clean.
ReplyDeleteGreat unit. Stunning detail in the officers figures considering they're just 20mm scale
ReplyDeleteSeriuosly good...you´ve got the helmet colour spot on...I did mine too blue.
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paul
General looks badass.
ReplyDeleteGreat work and only 20mm!! Look a lot better than any of my 28mm figures.
ReplyDeleteVery nice! I actually thought of you when I was at the Detroit Historical Museum (glad you liked the pictures) because some of the exhibits could have used your touch to make them look better!
ReplyDeletehaha nah, was just my first time shooting that gun so i was still getting used to it.
ReplyDeletedoh, forgot to compliment you on your ground troops
ReplyDeleteAhh, you decided to go with the 41' FJ's. They look really nice!
ReplyDeleteChristopher
They really look damn good. well done!
ReplyDeleteim the white rabbit
ReplyDeletenice. :)
ReplyDeleteHell of an army you got there...
ReplyDeletethey look great!
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ReplyDelete36 my lucky number and cute warriors.
ReplyDeleteWhere would be a good spot where they could secure an airfield, or more than one, suitable for the Junkers 87 trimotors, and also secure a port at the same time to land the main reinforcements? Maybe where the Dutch did it earlier, down the river.
ReplyDeleteGreat job, Fran. I like these figures, never seen them befor. I think worth a buy. And a great paintjob!
ReplyDeleteLooking really good. Can't wait to see how the mortars turn out.
ReplyDeleteHope you keep them on their side of the channel!!!!
ReplyDeleteOh yeah, that one in the sixth photo does look like a mailman.
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