The reinforcements are Crusader minatures which I really like, nicely cast a good chunky size and a good range of early war troops in a range of poses.
The command squad...I plan to use the radio operator as a Forward observation unit to call in the Stuka
Medium/Heavy weapon support, 5 cm mortar and an antitank gun I believe it is a PzB38/39
Two MG 34 teams
The rest of the Rifle and submachine gun armed jagers
So I have reached this stage so far .....
Combining all my Fallschirmjager together I can muster effectively 12 units. As veterans they will be fairly tough, have just enough heavy support to deal with any British tanks and including the observer and the Stuka gives a bit more flexibility (and fun), hopefully get them in a battle soon.
Nicely done - but no 'nun with suspiciously large hands?' ;)
ReplyDeleteGood thinking I'll look out for a nun😀
DeleteGreat job Matt, the decals on the help,its are a great touch.
ReplyDeleteThey came with my original warlord set, the little eagles are painted as the decals just didn't show up😩
DeleteThese look great, expect lots of confused Brits entering the fray in random directions unprepared for the Bosch
ReplyDeletePoor old Brits 😀
DeleteGreat looking selection of FJs! Well done.
ReplyDeleteAre you planning any 'drop' scenarios with a scramble for weapons from drop tubes?
Thanks. Yes I am looking at a range of scenrios, although probably after they have picked up their weapons ! Hopefully they will be employed capturing a series of key strategic locations across Kent, cross roads, bunkers, airfields and more. It would be interesting to make them fight to pick up kit as well it would make a good mini scenario with the drop canisters as objectives.
DeleteThey look great Matt!
ReplyDeleteThanks...coming together slowly😀
DeleteA great looking bunch! I look forward to seeing them advancing across the English countryside!
ReplyDeletePretty sure that is what they are going to do...☹️️
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