As the title says, ive just finished my British paratrooper army for flames of war. A few pics and some information have been put up on the Battlefront people Blog site. Rather than copy it all and put it on this site also i thought id just provide you the link.
If anyone wants to see some more pics just ask and ill post them up.
Cheers
Mark
:)
and of course the link: http://battlefrontpeople.blogspot.co.nz/2013/08/red-devils-in-normandy.html
A Blog dedicated to my 3D Designs for Wargaming as well as Miniature painting. Generally a place to share my creativity with the Wargaming world.
Showing posts with label FOW British. Show all posts
Showing posts with label FOW British. Show all posts
August 16, 2013
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May 07, 2011
More FOW painting work goes live on the FOW Website.
A couple of new releases this week done by me.
4.5" Howitzer Battery (BBX22)
The origins of the Ordinance Quick Fire (OQF) 4.5” howitzer go back as far as the Boer War of 1899-1902. The British forces begun to realise that their own field artillery was being outclassed by the more modern pieces being fielded by the Boers. The British immediately got to work developing potential contenders in an attempt to catch up.
Hotchkiss 25mm Gun (BR505)
In addition to arming the French Army, the canon de 25 also saw service with the British Expeditionary Force (BEF). By this time, all available 2pdr anti-tank guns were needed by the artillery ant-tank regiments, so the infantry purchased canon de 25 from the French instead.
Hotchkiss 25mm Gun (BR505)...
This one is just a blister pack so no fancy box.
4.5" Howitzer Battery (BBX22)
The origins of the Ordinance Quick Fire (OQF) 4.5” howitzer go back as far as the Boer War of 1899-1902. The British forces begun to realise that their own field artillery was being outclassed by the more modern pieces being fielded by the Boers. The British immediately got to work developing potential contenders in an attempt to catch up.
Hotchkiss 25mm Gun (BR505)
In addition to arming the French Army, the canon de 25 also saw service with the British Expeditionary Force (BEF). By this time, all available 2pdr anti-tank guns were needed by the artillery ant-tank regiments, so the infantry purchased canon de 25 from the French instead.
Hotchkiss 25mm Gun (BR505)...
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