WW2 - U.S paratroopers (99% PP)

[Anatoli]

Thank you, Andrew... 

I agree with you : Martin's miniatures are a pleasure to paint. I really like their various positions and attitudes : it gives inspiration in painting and basing.

Here are some links for the buildings I use for this Normandy battlefield : they are made in France by Loïc Neveu.
ww2 range : https://neveu.blog4ever.com/articles/world-war-ii-seconde-guerre-mondiale-15-et-20-mm
The farm : https://neveu.blog4ever.com/decors-ferme-normandie-1944

Most of his website is in french language, but there are some in english too...

Cheers,

Xavier

[BeneathALeadMountain]

Xavier thank you - the French website is one I'd forgotten and had recently been wracking my brain as to what the site was called as there were a few bits I'd like.

Andrew

[Colonel Kilgore]

Wow - those are some impressive buildings that Loïc produces, Xavier! Thanks for sharing the links.

Simon

[Anatoli]

Hi...

This is the end of the paintig in order to play the 1st scenario of my Normandy campaign...

- Command bases
- PaK 40
- Infantry.






















































Next pictures : in game !! 

[martin goddard]

They look beautiful!
Thanks for using PP and making them look  great.

More pictures when you get some gaming in.


martin

[Leman (Andy)]

Excellent painting on those German troops. I particularly like the camo helmets.

[Colonel Kilgore]

Very very nice - you've got a lot of detail onto such small models!

Simon