These are the last of the 3d printed figures from Potbelly Miniatures in Wellington. They are all groups, hence the reason I left them until last. A sniper team, an LMG team and an HMG team - I hope you like them.
Here is the three man LMG team amid the ruins of their city
The set has a built-in barricade of an overturned piano and some sandbags
I have added some mdf "rubble"
This is the second set, with an MG08 and three crew
The WW1 veteran firing it is sitting on a dining room chair, and he only has one leg!
The small wall section is a small piece of cork floor tile
Here is the two-man sniper team
Very nicely detailed figures once again. Now, all I need to do is get them into some tabletop action - most likely in a small solo effort.
I hope you like them and do let me know what you think by way of a comment - cheers!
Look the business Keith, they have turned out really well, the addition of rubble etc. certainly adds to the overall look, nice little pieces.
ReplyDeleteThanks Donnie - the quality of the figures certainly helps me.
DeleteA good mix of figures to add to your armies and all evocatively based with ruined walls and bricks. Nice work.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Peter,
DeleteAwesome work sir ๐
ReplyDeleteThanks Michal
DeleteFigures and rubble all look great, Keith.
ReplyDeleteCheers Richard, very happy with how this batch of figures have turned out.
DeleteOverall impressive effects and certainly great to see the plot develop .
ReplyDeleteThanks Joe - hopefully the plot can develop enough for a game soon!
DeleteInteresting mix of figures, wardrobes, and poses. Basing sets these off as vignettes with a story to tell.
ReplyDeleteThanks Jon - I will have to try to tell their story sometime soon!
DeleteIt will be interesting to see how effective these units turn out to be in the game.
ReplyDeleteThat is very true, Alexey.
DeleteGreat mix of figures and nicely done
ReplyDeleteThank you Scotty.
DeleteExcellent additions Keith, all 3 sets look fab, especially the chap sitting on the chair. Love the piano idea too.
ReplyDeleteCheers Ray - I continue to be impressed by the quality of the RKX miniatures
DeleteLovely figures Keith. That overturned piano is a great idea for a figure. He would have needed some help upending it though. I tried moving ours a few inches the other day and gave up.
ReplyDeleteHaha - thanks Lawrence - did you feel you needed to barricade your street against Russian tanks?!
DeleteNo, just the grandchildren.
DeleteThe rubble, cork walls, and clever barricades really set these teams off a treat. A grand-looking batch of defenders—hope they perform well on the tabletop!
ReplyDeleteAll the best, Andy
Thanks Andy - the pressure is really mounting on me to get these figures into action and try them out!
DeleteHaha, take your time, It's always a dead satisfying feeling when a freshly painted unit finally sees its first battle.
DeleteAll the best, Andy
A one legged, sitting on a chair, offers some thoughtful sculpting and brings a lot of narrative to the base.
ReplyDeleteIt certainly does Norm - maybe, the gunner wont ever fail a morale test, because he cannot run away anyway?!
DeleteGreat additions there Keith and a nice mix of civilian and military clothing as well as some rather old weapons too. Looking forward to seeing them in action:).
ReplyDeleteThanks Steve - watch this space!
DeleteGreat figures Keith and you have done a great job with them.
ReplyDeleteTogether with your other Berlin figures they will make a fun game with interesting story, even if the Russian hordes just roll over them.
Cheers Ben - very pleased with how these have come out!
DeleteGreat models very well painted Keith. So full of character.
ReplyDeleteThanks a lot Chris, I think they are excellent figures.
DeleteSo much to like in these figures Keith, from the armbands to the one legged guy with the ‘08. The cork tile wall looks ace too!
ReplyDeleteThanks JBM, they are nice figures, are they not?
DeleteGreat looking defenders, plenty of character!
ReplyDeleteBest Iain
Cheers Iain
DeleteO I really like these. Loads of character in these sculpts and your painting and basing just adds more to the overall images. Great stuff Keith!
ReplyDeleteThank you kindly, Dai!
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