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This is the second battalion of these I've been working on, and should have enough figures to complete an entire regiment. Painted with Vallejo English Uniform, and Citadel washes. Mostly ACTA figures.
Battalion command stand, for CD this represents a group of between five and ten men
Mortar platoon, Matchbox figures with head-swaps
LMG platoon, unfortunately not the same scale as the others, part of several such equipped figures sent to me last year from Ireland
Most figures in this unit had backpacks added for variety
One of the company command platoons, no idea what set the figure on the right comes from, couldn't find any reference to it on PSR. Anyway, it had a SLR so off with its head
A before shot of a platoon which includes a modified figure
And after
A platoon from the fourth line company wearing NBC kit
The full fourth company in NBC kit
Really nicely done.
ReplyDeleteReally like these figures Al, what did you say the company was?
ReplyDeleteNice work, Al. First time that I see those figures.
ReplyDeleteThey look really good. You have nailed the wash down to perfection now. Great work.
ReplyDeleteGood stuff
ReplyDeleteI will have to Google ACTA :)
ACTA = A Call to Arms, I don't know who did these figures originally but this company has released them as WW2 British Infantry. They are about 1/76. Cheers boys
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Really nice Al, NBC troops rock. The figure with the SLR at the slope arms is a Matchbox product that used to come with the diecast Military Matchbox dinkies.
ReplyDeleteGood show.
Paul
You have produced a new series of figs Al!
ReplyDeleteYou should claim for the copyrights!!
Great conversions and painting on them!
T.
Thanks again lads. Cheers for that Paul, I did wonder why the figure was a harder plastic than normal.
ReplyDeleteSome of your best conversions yet. Superb idea using the Matchbox figs with the ACTA heads.
ReplyDeleteI just carried out a Matchbox figure headswap like the one in this post. By jingos you were right. The plastic is like cement!
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