WW2 - U.S paratroopers (99% PP)

[Smiley Miley 66]

Those are awesome buildings, could have done with the Atlantic Wall bunkers last year.
Looks like I will have to do some saving up.
Miles

[Anatoli]

Hi,

The Normandy project goes on... Here are a few pictures of the last vehicles I recently painted... 2 Jeeps and several tanks ! 



Reco Jeeps















M4 Sherman (75 and 76 mm guns) :























Next will be a 100% PP US infantry section, with support weapons... 


Cheers,

Xavier

[Wardy64]

Superb work, great looking figures and vehicles.

Dave & Ben

[Colonel Kilgore]

Xavier,

Those are really great - thanks for sharing!

Maybe a short article on how you achieve these results, for the next issue of The Mill...?

Simon

[pbeccas (Paul)]

Amazing paintwork. 

[Antioch (Bob)]

I think the gentlemen ahead of me said it all...amazing, great, superb work.

I will just second that....

Bb

[Anatoli]

Thank you gentlemen for your very kind comments... 


After paras and tanks, let's go on with a section of US infantry wearing the M1942 uniform.

I really enjoyed painting these miniatures... The sculpting is full of details...
































Next to come will be their support weapons (mortars, LMG/MMG/HMG, bazookas...).


Cheers

Xavier

[martin goddard]

Xavier, amazing.   Thanks for bringing them to life


martin

[Spartacus]

Xavier----Incredible, Almost makes me want to move on a few centuries in my gaming.

Terry

[Colonel Kilgore]

Lovely work - again - Xavier!

Simon

[Anatoli]

Hi... 

Back to my "Normandy 44" project, with some support weapon's bases... HMG, MMG, Mortars, BARs, ...

Next step : the starting of german side !   





























Cheers,

Xavier

[Colonel Kilgore]

Great work, Xavier - I look forward to seeing what treatment you give the Germans!

Simon

[Big Mike]

They look amazing! ..must get my Band of Brothers box set out again...
Mike

[martin goddard]

Those are nice Xavier.

The US have nice colours too


martin

[Leman (Andy)]

Fantastic WWII eye candy. Although not my period, I really like the way those figures have been painted and the depiction of wear and tear on the various vehicles.