But,..............
The gun is left over from the Plastic Soldier Company 38T box to make various Marder varients, not sure if the configuration is accurate but it will do for me.
The hillside is carved polystyrene coated with Polyfiller painted and coated with my scatter/static grass mix.
The crew are old Battlefield Miniatures part of a batch of various figures gifted to me by Dave's son Matt.
Here they are in situ
Next to leave the work desk will be a MG bunker I picked up off Ironclad Miniatures at Partizan n recently.
Until next time...... .
TTFN & KBO
Nice job, ghat looks similar to the bunker that I pocked up from Ironclad at Partizan last week. hhmm, not considered setting it in a polystyrene mound. I like the gun idea …. Though would be sad at losing the opportunity to get another Marder out of my kit :-)
ReplyDeleteThank you Norm. Was that a 20mm or 15mm bunker.
DeleteI'd forgotten that entirely 👴🏻 Turned out nicely all the same.
ReplyDeleteWell it was a while ago.
DeleteFab work, Phil!
ReplyDeleteThank you Jonathan
DeleteGreat work Phil!
ReplyDeleteThank you Steve.
DeleteNice work Phil.
ReplyDeleteThank you Ray.
DeleteVery nice indeed Phil.
ReplyDeleteIt would make a nice target for some self propelled heavy artillery… 😁
All the best. Aly
Thank you Aly. It would indeed, perhaps I may not paint up a resupply vehicle for it though 😁
DeleteThank you Aly. Indeed it would, perhaps I won't build that resupply vehicle for it though😁
ReplyDeleteLovely work Phil and will be difficult to take that bunker !
ReplyDeleteThank you Matt, I am hoping it will provide Dave a challenging game🙂
DeleteAnother formidable looking piece there Phil... fine work indeed! another great example of how a little thought can go such a long way!
ReplyDeleteThank you for the kind comments Paul.
DeleteGreat looking bunker and nice utilising your marder spares!
ReplyDeleteBest Iain
Thank you kindly Iain.
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