G'day all,
As you may have gathered by now I am something of a fan of the
Wartime Miniatures ranges, particularly their WW2 British - and they are an Australian based operation, which is a bonus for Antipodeans like me :)
I have painted my way through all of the packs in their Mid/Late War British range and thought I would share some more photos of them.
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| Officer, NCO, & Radio Operator |
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| Wee lads from a Highland Regiment |
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| PIAT team, Mine Detector, & Flamethrower |
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I 've painted leather gloves on the F/T operator as I
figured his hands were in danger of getting scorched |
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One very minor gripe, but easily fixed with greenstuff, is that the
Mine Detector could do with a counterweight on the end. |
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| The PIAT loader carries lots of extra munitions |
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| Prone Bren team & Rifleman |
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| The figure with the Bren Gunner is holding out a Bren ammo clip |
Wartime have produced some great figures here, many of which I would consider to be on par with AB stuff. Do yourself a favour and check out the range :)
Antipodean! lol mate, they used to love calling me that when I was a Marine, I actually been working with them for about three years before I found out what it meant :):)
ReplyDeleteYer, apparently applies to Australians and New Zealanders being at the "ends of the earth".
DeleteGreat work John, as always. 'Specially like the sniper. From a fellow Antipodean.
ReplyDeleteCheers mate. Yes a nice wee figure from Wartime that prone rifleman.
DeleteBrilliant painting as always mate, they look fab. The shoulder patches are superb.. Matt does a cracking job with the figures doesn't he.
ReplyDeleteBen
Thanks Ben.
DeleteTotally agree with you on the Wartime stuff :)
I do like the paint job and the background is lush and well done too
ReplyDeleteI think you have the balance right between the figures popping and been camouflaged. Great work as per usual, I do envy you at the moment been in a cooler place than South Australia. Regards David
Thanks so much for your kind words David.
DeleteYeah, I don't envy you the high temperatures you've been having in SA.
Great looking selection there. Always a pleasure to see your work on the Brits
ReplyDeleteCheers Alan, glad you liked them - yer, slight British Army fixation :)
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