15mm FOW US Artillery battery and other bits

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15mm FOW US Artillery battery and other bits

Post by big-gazza » Sat Mar 01, 2008 10:22 pm

Hi,
just completed this US artillery battery. These are to go with the mortars and HMGs I posted a couple of weeks back. To try and tie them in with the other unit I used the same kind of gun pit on the artillery as I did on the mortars.

So heres the pics.

Artillery
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Trucks
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HQ
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Staff Team
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Observer
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In my previous post with the HMGs and mortars I had tried to pu some nets on the jeeps to hide some damage. Don't look great so I've removed the nets and added some foilage to hide the problem.

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And finally some bazookas to go with the other platoons.

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So thats it for tonight.

Any comments, good or bad, welcome.

Gazza
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Post by thinredline » Mon Mar 03, 2008 9:15 am

Regarding the camo nets and foliage, I understand that the mark of a good tradesman is in his ability to cover up mistakes or damage to produce a quality finished article.
Vey nice work indeed, your Yanks would grace and enhance any wargames table. :)
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Post by Tellus » Mon Mar 03, 2008 9:58 pm

They're looking great!
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