Recently completed support weapons for my WW2 British collection, from the HaT range of figures. I got a list of options to choose from for my birthday and these were at the top, as all of my old mortar stands are knock-ups.
These could be used for most periods but I think they are actually for mid to late war. The mortars are the 3" variety; the 4.2" was certainly less common and the set doesn't miss it as you get some great other figures instead.
This is the medium. I've never actually fired one of these, but the ones I have seen were all fired from the seated position.
I may yet give these some more work with ink and washes, but I just did a couple of platoons to start with to see how they'd fit in with my existing collection. I might try mixing a few with some of the late-war Revell set and using them for Korea, but may need to source some late-war helmets for these guys if I do that, so we'll see.
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Recently completed support weapons for my WW2 British collection, from the HaT range of figures. I got a list of options to choose from for my birthday and these were at the top, as all of my old mortar stands are knock-ups.
These could be used for most periods but I think they are actually for mid to late war. The mortars are the 3" variety; the 4.2" was certainly less common and the set doesn't miss it as you get some great other figures instead.
This is the medium. I've never actually fired one of these, but the ones I have seen were all fired from the seated position.
I may yet give these some more work with ink and washes, but I just did a couple of platoons to start with to see how they'd fit in with my existing collection. I might try mixing a few with some of the late-war Revell set and using them for Korea, but may need to source some late-war helmets for these guys if I do that, so we'll see.
I think those ink washes work a treat Al, well done :)
ReplyDeleteNice work, your painting is bounding ahead...why are you not at work young man!!!!
ReplyDeleteUmm, I was sick, oh and watching test cricket, cough, cough.
ReplyDeletecricket & figure painting excellent combo!! nice work indeed like those hat figs & excellent paint job
ReplyDeleteThanks lads, I'd like to say that I enjoyed the cricket more than the painting, except NZL was trounced!
ReplyDeleteAh, cheers!
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