Recently I finished a StuG Batterie for the 21st Panzer Division in Normany - using Milicast models. Two 75mm SP PzKfw 39H(f) and one 105mm SP PzKfw 39H(f) to be exact. Each of them is crewed with AB figures Panzer Jager crews.
Here they are:
And here are some close-ups of the crews. I tried out a few different camo patterns - mainly on their trousers - really just for a bit of fun.
These trousers are meant to be Autumn Oak leaf
The chap on the left is wearing Italian Cam trousers (well my take on it)
Splinter cam trousers for the last set.
Thanks - and I hope you like them
Richard
Showing posts with label Milicast. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Milicast. Show all posts
Tuesday, August 30, 2016
Tuesday, May 19, 2015
Milicast Comet
Another recent addition to my late-war WW2 British is this beautiful Milicast Comet (not beautiful because I painted - just a beautiful kit!). The only thing I've added is a couple of AB Figures crewmen.
So there you go. Great tank - works very well in BG: Fall of the Reich - even on its lonesome.
Richard
So there you go. Great tank - works very well in BG: Fall of the Reich - even on its lonesome.
Richard
Tuesday, March 31, 2015
Milicast Recce Stuart Jalopy
Well the last post was all about starting a new "project" that was related to my British Battlegroup: Fall of the Reich force. In addition to the LVTs I had a bunch of other stuff nearing completion as well - so just like most of my projects, some of them got finished first...
One of these is a Milicast Stuart Jalopy - a recon choice in FoTR.
I really love this little vehicle, which comes fully stowed giving it heaps of character. I added the under side hull using plastic card (it is cast as 1 piece so the underside is empty), the .50 cal from a Matchbox Priest and the two AB Figures crewman in pixie suits.
Eventually I will probably weather it to make it more muddy and dusty - but I'm quite happy with where it is now.
One thing I love about this little fella, is that it doesn't have delusions about its capabilities. With no turret and no gun, you're not tempted to take on things a recce vehicle should really be avoiding. Instead you just go for things you can kill with a pintle mounted MG - deployed guns and infantry.
In a recent game, this fella was my star. Survived the whole game, was fairly aggressive, got shots in nearly every turn and in the end took out a Pak40 with extra crew, and a complete infantry section. May not sound like much - but it had a significant effect on the game. I was rather chuffed.
That's all for now
Richard
One of these is a Milicast Stuart Jalopy - a recon choice in FoTR.
I really love this little vehicle, which comes fully stowed giving it heaps of character. I added the under side hull using plastic card (it is cast as 1 piece so the underside is empty), the .50 cal from a Matchbox Priest and the two AB Figures crewman in pixie suits.
Eventually I will probably weather it to make it more muddy and dusty - but I'm quite happy with where it is now.
One thing I love about this little fella, is that it doesn't have delusions about its capabilities. With no turret and no gun, you're not tempted to take on things a recce vehicle should really be avoiding. Instead you just go for things you can kill with a pintle mounted MG - deployed guns and infantry.
In a recent game, this fella was my star. Survived the whole game, was fairly aggressive, got shots in nearly every turn and in the end took out a Pak40 with extra crew, and a complete infantry section. May not sound like much - but it had a significant effect on the game. I was rather chuffed.
That's all for now
Richard
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