The left over horses and men from the Revell 105 German gun set-
the guns are set up for firing, so where and what do you use these guys for on a table battle?
i just painted them up and put them on a board!
these are doomed to gather dust at the bottom of the box!
Very Nice. Good light makes a real difference to these photos.
ReplyDeleteA lot of games you would need to move your guns into position or out of position depending on the circumstance.
Again great work.
That's a real nice paint job but alas I don't quite know what to do with them either
ReplyDeletethanks chaps
ReplyDeleteam now taking the pictures in the sunshine to get better light, loks much better and shows the painting in more detail
Great Work! I always buy this set because of the gunners and the sitting figures for my trucks. The rest will be sold at the bay. There is always someone who spends money for the coach and the horses!
ReplyDeleteI too use the seated figures in trucks and kubelwagons. I believe the original set was made by Preiser but in 1/87.
ReplyDeleteI'm tempted to use them as a transportation platoon for infantry by modding the wagon to be larger. Alternatively I'll rule that only an artillery battery which has a wagon attached may actually move the guns beyond turning to face the enemy. Really depends on what mood I'm in when it comes to writing rules.
ReplyDeleteSince it's not towing the 105 I'm guessing you did like I did and worked a bit of knifey-magic to get two deployed guns out of the kit.
Arqinsiel- yes i set up the 105s as deployed
ReplyDeleteHi!
ReplyDeleteHow did you you set up one gun firing?
It is designed for transport1
Thanks in advance!
MM
Gday MM
ReplyDeleteIn the kit comes 2 guns and 2 limbers
so both guns have been set up for firing as i use them in battles on a table
the above horses and limbers are a combination of both
further back in my blog i have images of the guns set up firing- try and search and i will also try and find for you
DG