All figures are West Wind, purchased from Old Glory. Apologies for the large variance in the lighting quality of the photos, the weather conditions were challenging today for photography, but with winter coming, it's catch as catch can on that front.
One bag of West Wind Vickers MMGs contains two teams worth of figures, one on the march and one deployed. The deployed team has a separate model for the gun while the walking team is carrying it broken down. I'm not sure if I'll use this as a single team, swapping out the poses as appropriate or as two teams. The latter is most likely.
Previously I had based all of my team weapon figures individually based and marked each figure's base with a colored rock to indicate the type of heavy weapon. After further thought this method seemed very clunky and would likely be confusing to others when I hosted games with these figures. I chose to base all of these teams together on team sized bases. Now that I have chosen to do this, I'll need to re-base many of my team figures. Having all of my British figures on hand for this project, I re-based the other British team weapons similarly. These included my previously painted Bren gun teams as well as Commando Vickers MMG, Bren and Piat teams that I previously purchased off of Ebay. Total effort logged for this job is 19 figures painted and 5 stands re-based.
3 comments:
Very nice. Great effect all round.
What colour have you done the webbing? I'm always a little confused by the colour required as I have seen many variations on both Miniatures and pictures from a lighter colour to a green shade.
Im working on 15mm British Paras at the moment and have gone with a faded Khaki but some pictures show more of a green look. I'm assuming green when new faded when used!
Great photos.
Vallejo Stone Gray - # 104 (or 70.884). I've always used that since the old Flames of War / Battlefront days. It's what they recommended in their color guides and I seem to like it a lot. Just the right amount of green in it.
Fantastic job, great looking minis!
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