Here are some more British Infantry, think I've included most of the poses. As usual still some minor finishing required, helmet covers, black ink on weapon parts, etc.
I like the tilt on the gunner's helmet but that's about all with this figure, I find the poses less than convincing. When I get some more time I'll do up another stand using the Caesar bren figure, and show you the difference.
I tried to make the faces darker, still messing around with that one though.
The figure on the left almost became a Marine instantly by virtue of it having a beret, but I don't have any other figures of similar proportions to mix it with, so for now it's the infantry.
Finally, battalion command section, the man with the pom-pom hat in difference to 'other' British units; nuff said!
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Here are some more British Infantry, think I've included most of the poses. As usual still some minor finishing required, helmet covers, black ink on weapon parts, etc.
I like the tilt on the gunner's helmet but that's about all with this figure, I find the poses less than convincing. When I get some more time I'll do up another stand using the Caesar bren figure, and show you the difference.
I tried to make the faces darker, still messing around with that one though.
The figure on the left almost became a Marine instantly by virtue of it having a beret, but I don't have any other figures of similar proportions to mix it with, so for now it's the infantry.
Finally, battalion command section, the man with the pom-pom hat in difference to 'other' British units; nuff said! 
Lovely work mate, especially your ''pom pom''
ReplyDeleteI really like the shading Al
ReplyDeleteGlad to see the "pom pom" officer made an appearance in the Battalion HQ ;)
PS Still digging around for my Comets and my digital camera
Be good to see those Georgdie, thanks for the comment. The pom-pom's a bit of Scotish thing what?:)
ReplyDeletenice set of figures
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