I was unable to host the planned 1940 game today due to a hospital appointment coming through. On the plus side I have been able to complete more transport and a Flak36 for the Germans and with the hospital being near Wolverhampton and at 10am, Dave kindly organized a small French Indian Wars game over at GHQ (look out for a report from Tales From GHQ in due course) so I could swing by afterwards.
I have also started to repaint my Fat Frank roads to blend in with my bases a little better.
Now the transport pictures, first a Horch. Kfz15 for the Schutzen Platoon HQ. Car is from Millicast and the crew are AB Figures.
Next a Krupp Kdkfz.69 to tow the Pak36, an old Matchbox kit a kind gift from Matt Bickley.
Next a Sdkfz7.10 to tow the infantry gun (when I paint it) An old Skytrex model I have repainted in Dunkelgrau.
Lastly the Flak36 88, another gift from Matt with Simon's Soldiers and AB Figures (officer) crew.
Bases as always from Warbases.
Pending anymore appointments these should be on the table for the rearranged game next week.
TTFN & KBO
Very splendid additions to the Krauts! Looking forward to next week's game already!
ReplyDeleteI agree, David, on both counts! I await your FIW game too.
DeleteMe too!
DeleteThank you chaps much appreciated.
DeleteSuper additions to your German army, and very nice work on the road to blend it in with your basing scheme, works really well.
ReplyDeleteThank you for the continued encouragement Donnie
DeleteThese look great
ReplyDeleteThank you Neil much appreciated.
DeleteGreat work there Phil and tweaking the road colour has worked a treat:).
ReplyDeleteThank you Steve, quite happy with the road repainting it suits my table mats and terrain pieces better too.
DeleteLovely work Phil I have been pondering those roads for a while ? They are very effective 👍
ReplyDeleteThank you Matt. The roads are great and reasonably priced, they do however have a tendency to curl up along the long hedges, I store them in a RUB with card in-between each layer and put my resin cobbled roads on top which seems to keep them in check.
DeleteGreat stuff, but I'm not sure the spotter for the '88 will see anything from down there.
ReplyDeleteCheers Rob. No but he will feel a lot safer😂
DeleteGreat work, looking forward to your AAR.
ReplyDeleteThank you Joe. It will be good to get toys in the table.
DeleteLovely work Phil…
ReplyDeleteThe brighter roads work really well…
All the best. Aly
Thank you Aly. I am looking forward to seeing the roads on the table on Tuesday.
DeleteSplendid and of course nice additions with the AB. A super job on the roads. I had a mild problem with the Fat Franck roads, they were stored between layers of foam paper …. But I think a resin weight would have improved things …. Anyway, during re-organisation, I had them just partly out of the garage, went in for a cuppa and the heavens opened …. The roads are no more!
ReplyDeleteThank you Norm. Sorry to read of your road disaster😟.
ReplyDeleteA lovely mix there Phil, using transports now in Bolt Action, even just to have them on the table.
ReplyDeleteThank you George. It's always nice to have transports a lot more affordable in 20mm so I have no excuse.
DeleteWonderful work Phil, especialy the Flak36 88 base!
ReplyDeleteThe transports really add to the table layout, besides the practical use. Great stuff all round!
Cheers Paul very much appreciated.
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