These are among my first ever painted "moderns" after years of GW related stuff. I used Revell kits and boxes of infantry for those mid-'90s Bundeswehr Panzergrenadiere (all plastics in 1/72). For some reason I have never shown my early works, but as I never tossed them away and recently stumbled over the box they were in, I thought I might as well share them with you. :-DFor the pic above I cheated - the Marder IFV isn't this command squads' vehicle. I have to admit the one for these guys up to day has not even been built, although I have it sitting in my shelf for years (maybe I should finally do that *doh!*)
The whole platoon - minus its command squad.
Six Grenadier dismounts and their dedicated transport: Marder 1A3 from Revell.
The dismounts, to include squad leader, 40mm grenader launcher, MG3 gunner, dismounted MILAN ATGM starter and assist. gunner.
The whole platoon - minus its command squad.
Six Grenadier dismounts and their dedicated transport: Marder 1A3 from Revell.
The dismounts, to include squad leader, 40mm grenader launcher, MG3 gunner, dismounted MILAN ATGM starter and assist. gunner.
6 Kommentare:
Enjoyable post. Good to see these Germans seeing the light of day.
Nice work.
lovely mate, Germans are on my list to do ......one day!
cheers
Matt
What glue do you use on the figures? My son and I have the same set of paratroopers. I have no idea what to use.
It has been a long time since I have done anything with models.
Simply use superglue for the infantry and Revell's "Contacta Professional" for the plastic kits.
Thanks for the reply. I did try super glue and they popped right off after a day with minimal handling.
I tried basing them on 20mm stands. I'll post some pics of my insanity later.
@Phil:
"popped right off" from where? Their base? I use liquid superglue and it works fine for me. The only thing I hate about the soft plastic is the paint flaking off sometimes if you don't give them a prior wash with soap water. In general I rather use 20mm pewter figs than plastic.
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