Time flies when you’re having fun. Normally i’d be a bit frustrated with spreading myself so thin trying to keep up with my ambitions, but this project has been a joy to work on regardless. Between working on the big beach board, a scatter terrain board and painting models not a whole lot has been completed even though substantial work has been put into it all.
Today I hit a milestone by completing the first German infantry platoon; modeled after the 352nd Infantry Division during and immediately following DDay. While it’s composition is basic in nature, the MG42 provides the platoon with a lot of punch. Overall these guy were a joy to paint and I’m looking forward to finishing their US equivalent basic infantry platoon.
Thanks for scrolling through, take care!
The Yeti Cave 
Really nice mate. I’m looking forward to starting my Germans but after my Aussies I think I’ll be tackling some Soviets.
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Those are really impressive.
I really like the Orbat/ game aid too. Is it homemade?
Cheers,
Pete.
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Thanks Pete!
The Orbat / game aid are indeed homemade. I’m planning on using this project to lure people into historicals, so I have been trying to find ways to get people rolling dice as soon and easy as possible.
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These minis are superb- along with the terrain! The close ups on the faces are amazing! Full of character!
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Oh man. My goal for these guys was to improve my ability to paint faces. I always skipped over them on my warhammer models because I was scared! So truly, thank you for the compliment… that ones means a lot to me.
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Mine are lucky if they get a brown stripe! You’ve added a lot of character into yours!
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