"Luftwaffe Feldtruppen - Completed" Topic
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 ColCampbell  | 21 Jun 2020 1:26 p.m. PST |
I completed the painting of my 10-figure gruppe (squad) of Luftwaffe feldtruppe this past week. You can see the 'saga' of my first try with the German splinter pattern camouflage at Col Campbell's Barracks: link I think they turned out well (or as good as I could get them).
The initial post is here: TMP link Now on to another German gruppe, this time a scrounged up batch from the ersatz (replacement) depots, armed with whatever was available. Jim |
| Frederick | 21 Jun 2020 4:50 p.m. PST |
Nicely done Also very interesting troops to model – given where they were deployed (where ever there was a hole, which after 1943 was everywhere) |
| ColCampbell | 21 Jun 2020 7:47 p.m. PST |
My two primary WW2 argaming buddies seem to have a lot of "elite" troops -- American, British, and German paras, British commandos, German SS -- as well as some regular American and German infantry. So I wanted some regular troops so I chose British and German infantry as well as some rather esoteric "regular" German troops such as these Luftwaffe feldtruppen and my ersatz troops. I even have some French organized resistance (FFL) troops. Jim |
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