Well, I am kind of late on getting this Update out there as I didn't post on Thursday night. Here are a few pictures from the meeting on Wednesday night...
First up is this great vehicle from Hans Albin. He told us what this thing is and I didn't write it down, unfortunately I don't remember what it is called, but I sure would like to have one. This is scratchbuilt by the way (obviously).
First up is this great vehicle from Hans Albin. He told us what this thing is and I didn't write it down, unfortunately I don't remember what it is called, but I sure would like to have one. This is scratchbuilt by the way (obviously).
This is just a great looking tracked-prime mover. The detail is beautiful and it boasts a beautiful late war paint job as well. Really sharp.
Plenty of room in the bed for troops and stowage and Hans had it all decked out. I was really impressed with the size of this baby and the detail. If you are headed to the Russian Front, don't leave home without one.
There was detail inside the cab as well and room for two figures. Once again, nice vehicle Hans, thanks for bringing it.
Maddog Cpl. treated us to four figures that he had bashed since the Ft. Thomas show. Four German figures First up were an Afrika Korps soldier and a Waffen SS Trooper.
Maddog Cpl. treated us to four figures that he had bashed since the Ft. Thomas show. Four German figures First up were an Afrika Korps soldier and a Waffen SS Trooper.
I really like Maddog's Afrika Korps figures and this latest one is a great looking machine gunner. He has inspired me to do some of my own eventually. All I need is a little time. Next up are another Waffen SS soldier and a Gebirgsjager.
These two figures look great too, actually much better up close and personal. My pictures really don't do them justice. Nice job Maddog, you will need to fill us in on the details.
Next up is a line of Nurses put together by Dr. Zorkon. I don't know where he finds the outfits for these figures, but these look great. A cool look at Nurses of the 20th and 21st Century.
Next up is a line of Nurses put together by Dr. Zorkon. I don't know where he finds the outfits for these figures, but these look great. A cool look at Nurses of the 20th and 21st Century.
The good doctor also provided us with this great looking Christmas vignette to get us all into the spirit of the season. That is a famous fat Field Marshall under that Santa Suit. You would have never known. Great job Doc.
And that is about it for this meeting. There were a pretty good number of us there, but most of us didn't bring anything for show and tell. Still it was a great meeting and there was some great stuff to see. Hope to see everyone at the January meeting. That's all for the update tonight, until next time, have a good one!
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