I decided to spend some time this morning adding tufts to the bases of all the Aussies that I've painted so far. And then to take a bunch of photos of them all. So, here you are - a bit of a photo dump!
Squaddies with rifles:
Junior Leaders with SMGs:
Junior Leaders with Rifles:
Bren guns:
Squaddies with Owen guns:
Squaddies with Thompson guns:
Senior Leaders:
The chap with the carbine is Major Lumley from The Assault Group.
Medic:
2" Mortar teams:
3" Mortar team:
Vickers MMG team:
PIAT team:
Sniper team:
Radio Operator:
Flamethrower:
Papuan stretcher team:
Papuan troops with rifles:
Papuan troops with Owen guns:
Papuan Bren gun team:
Independent Company squaddies with Owen guns:
Independent Company sniper and squaddies with rifles:
Independent Company Bren team:
Independent Company senior leader:
Two village huts from Sarissa Precision:
For those that haven't been following my posts, the figures are a mix of Aussies from Warlord Games, Eureka Miniatures, Artizan Designs and Wartime Miniatures, with a few Chnidits from The Assault Group and Wargames Foundry.
Very impressive. The tufts really bring the bases to life.
ReplyDeleteThese are really splendid Tamsin.
ReplyDeleteAre you coming to Colours this year?
fabulous paintwork! congratulations Tamsin!
ReplyDeleteyour project is top!
I am so please you have treated us to a group shot, really well done Tamsin - a cracking job!
ReplyDeleteI am VERY impressed! They look stupendously good! - one problem is that the Japanese will not want to fight them and scratch that paintwork!!!!
ReplyDeleteThey look amazing, well done!
ReplyDeleteAn excellent bunch of Diggers, well painted & based plus great mix of manufacturers. Thumbs up from an Aussie :-)
ReplyDeleteNice.
ReplyDeleteThey are really nice . Good job
ReplyDeleteWhat a great force you have there. Great painting and some really nice sculpts.
ReplyDelete@ Lee - thanks! :)
ReplyDelete@ Simon J - cheers! I'm hoping to make it this year, but it will (as always) depend on the trains :)
@ The French Jester - merci, mon ami! :)
@ Michael A - thanks! It was about time to do a group shot :)
@ Herkybird - cheers! Maybe they will want to trash them out of jealousy? ;)
@ Chasseur - thanks! :)
@ Jack sarge - cheers! Great to have a thumbs up from one of the natives! :)
@ Derek F - thanks! :)
@ Dave D - cheers! :)
@ Dannoc - thanks! :)
Strewth mate,..you have done a bonza job on these blokes...for a Sheila!..(just kidding, they look great Tamsin)
ReplyDeleteAwesome collection! Fab job seeing all these come together.
ReplyDeleteTop stuff. Ready to climb the Kokoda trail. Great stuff.
ReplyDelete@ rross - good recovery their sport! Cheers! :)
ReplyDelete@ Simon Q - thanks! :)
@ Brendon - and to Buna and beyond! :)
That is a great looking force, Tamsin! I love that stretcher team.
ReplyDeleteGreat looking force! I really love this style!
ReplyDeleteGreat post Tamsin, the different firms really mix in well together.
ReplyDeleteCheers
Stu
Stunning
ReplyDeleteFantastic Project
Well done
Blimey, Tamsin P.
ReplyDeleteI reckon they must be some of nicest figures in your ever expanding collection.
I'm struggling to get anything of note completed at present - all power to your elbow.
@ Curt - thanks old bean! :)
ReplyDelete@ Swelter - cheers! :)
@ Stuart - thanks! They do seem to work well together :)
@ Geordie - cheers! :)
@ James - thanks! I definitely put a lot of effort into these, possibly more than was warranted [I think it was 4+ levels of highlighting for (almost) every element - cripes!] :)
These have come out superb Tamsin, very impressed 👍
ReplyDeleteAn amazing and beautiful force; I wish I could focus on one force like you.
ReplyDeleteAnd the huts, the huts are the best painted huts I've ever seen.