finished with the cemetary

thought i never posted the "finished" one

great casting models made by Loïc Neveu from France

AK fighters reaching the front line

Part of a mega game we had last week-end,  in a rather large FIBUA..

will add piccies of the germans and the table a bit later...

thanks for looking

cemetery

wanted a city cemetery to match

found these outstanding products from Loïc Neveu - not really 20mm, but soooo cute..

Will be adding sidewalks around the walls, trees and "hasty digged graves" in order to give life to it.. 

More to follow soon...

finished that street element....

One rather damaged building

and a second one - shopping mall -not yet destroyed, but soon to be...

Shops - warsaw - 08.1944

Another building underways....

that section is mostly intact... except one very small part of it...

 

the white part is the rubbled one.. rubbles are to be added.. together with floors parts etc..

 

View from the top.. five different  "sections" each three removable floors..

Need to add wall papers furnitures, side walk and obviously paint the facade..and add a roof

facade elemets from artitec...

more to follow..

Rattenkrieg - 20mm

realizing the AK was using the sewer network to send ammunition and information from one battlefel sector to another one, the german command ordered an operation called "rat sweeping" due to close one of these links..

the battlefield

german vannguard elements ... at a corner heard a noise.. stoi!!!

(a lot of them were actually Russians)

 time to report to the Untersharführer...

 RONA element is called in support...

 together with the dreadfull Flamethrower...

 which - watever the rules system used - is very effective in an enclosed area...

 closing the trap, an MG-42 team sets behind a barricade..

 it is fortunately too late, a group of fighters managed to get through the trap, ready for another day of sheer battle...

20mm Warsaw uprising fighters

Dirlewanger troopers lurks amongst the ruins...

chasing the gallant but doomed AK fighters..

TQD figs sculpted by Master Tony Bousted