Tuesday, 13 December 2011
20mm Painted WW2 Russian Infantry Platoon.
A 20mm painted Plastic Soldier Company WW2 Russian platoon for my foray into the Soviet Union next year, the platoon is made up of 3 squads and a command squad, there is a figure (LMG) missing in the top left of the first picture but he has now been found and while Ray is not a suspect at this time but investigations continue.......
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Fine looking set of minis! Great job on these.
ReplyDeleteHow the flip do you paint it so fine? Must have taken quite a lot of hard work. *impressed*
ReplyDeleteIs that a female medic up there? Nice addition to the board.
ReplyDeleteHoly Christ, BBC news just broke into my program with a news alert "Ray Rousell taken in on suspicion of theft." Blimy I told my husband, I know that guy LOL
Sure, I bet you already have 2 uniformed coppers on the way over to Ray already.;-)
ReplyDeleteFigures look very nice btw!
Christopher
Nicely painted figures there. I will have to look at these fellows in 28 myself.
ReplyDeletelooks very nice !
ReplyDelete++ for the female medic or is she a disguised commissary;)
Best regards Dalauppror
It's kinda hard to replicate beating a man to death with your own severed arm in a miniatures game though, which is what I imagine some soviets may have done if they lost an arm.
ReplyDeleteNice paint!
ReplyDeleteGreat work on these Angry! The female is a nice touch. Really like the guy with the SMG in photos 4 & 5 too.
ReplyDeleteSweet job on these Fran, they look a treat.
ReplyDeleteThe screaming PPSH-Guy is just top notch :D
ReplyDeleteBut also on the rest you did a great job!
Nice work sir!
ReplyDeleteNice work Angry!
ReplyDeleteVery nice looking unit!
ReplyDeleteNice figures.
ReplyDeleteLook at the detailing in the shirts.
ReplyDeleteah, Russians, our Slav brothers :) I speak Russian by the way, if you need me for spying business in Moscow :)
ReplyDeleteExcellent paintjob!
ReplyDeleteThat is some great paintjob right there!
ReplyDeleteI found that the 15 and 20mm Plastic Soldier Company stuff looked better than the 28mm which was horrible.
It is said that they have improved since then and no longer enlarge 15mm sculpts to 28mm proportion but rather made some 28mm masters.
Excellent job. The Soviet ranks are growing!
ReplyDeleteMost of these guys are missing little vodka bottles. lol.
ReplyDeleteVery nice Fran, the ink has really settled on these nicely, could these be your best painted figs yet?? I've just finished painting another NYW cavalry squadron, after a bit of conversion work the commander is now armed with a DP28, looks a little weird but it'll do?????
ReplyDeleteVery nice looking Russian troops. They will most certainly bring the Wehrmacht much blutige Hölle.
ReplyDeleteNice paintjob. I would love to see these and the rest in a game
ReplyDeleteGreat job on those! Beautiful detailing.
ReplyDeleteGreat brushwork. I'm definitely going to have to bump PSC figures up on my shopping list.
ReplyDeleteYou do a great job at a smaller scale. Always a pleasure to view.
ReplyDeleteGreat stuff, really brings the 20mm scale to life now with the hard plastics from PSC, rather than the soft plastics from airfix etc... I can see PSC getting a lot of my future pennies - 15mm for my FoW stuff, and 20mm now for my son to 'play' with...
ReplyDeleteVery nice work as always Fran. Where on earth do you store all your figs? You must have tens of thousands of em if your painting output is anything to go by.
ReplyDeleteAngry: I'm really amazed; how can you achieve such a level fo detail in a 20mm mini? I can only paint now 28mm, impossible to return to 20mm with the state of my eyes... and looking at the photos I doubt you're much younger than me
ReplyDeleteThese look fantastic! The figure in the middle of the fourth picture has the best expression on his face! (and about the figure getting lost for a while, did you ever watch the movie Toy Story?)
ReplyDeleteGreat painting, really nice work
ReplyDeleteGreat looking platoon, good to see 'en masse'.
ReplyDeletethey look like they're ready to go! :D
ReplyDeleterussian's had thompsons? i never knew that.
ReplyDeleteYour Russian infantry figurines look so real and detailed that if I woke up in the middle of the night and saw them on my bed, I would scream, "Help, I'm being attacked by Russian soldiers and I can't get out!"
ReplyDeleteSeriously... Good job, dude.
Nice painting on the Ruskies Angry, I like them a lot, colours are good.
ReplyDeleteAwesome painting skills. I'm pretty sure those aren't Thompson though, more like PPSHes.
ReplyDeleteVery nice! Like them a lot. Looking at your figures I realise I didn't paint the red stars on the caps on my figures. I have to go back and do that!
ReplyDeleteVery well done...a little bummed that for whatever reason I could only see half of the pics. I am sure it has everything to do with my ISP.
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