Using the Tamiya 1940 French set and a delve in the spares box, I was able to bodge these chaps with a field telephone c.1916. I think they have the right ‘look’.
Using the Tamiya 1940 French set and a delve in the spares box, I was able to bodge these chaps with a field telephone c.1916. I think they have the right ‘look’.
Excellent job Tim! They really do have the right look with a big touch of drama! Where is that darn phone book?
ReplyDeleteGreat work, very active scene. Is he explaining to his Commander how to do the Hokey-Kokey? "You put your right arm in..."
ReplyDeleteSome attractive work there, very nicely done!
ReplyDeleteMichael
Nice piece of work, hope you were listening to the Blondie song as you painted.
ReplyDeleteAn excellent bodge, as ever!
ReplyDeleteBrad DeSantis
ReplyDeleteA phone book! I didn’t think of that!
Maudlin Jack Tar
ReplyDeleteMore like “if I can’t get them on the phone you’ll have to take the message yourself”.
MGB
ReplyDeleteMany thanks!
Tradgardmastare
ReplyDeleteOne can only hope that the chap at the other end isn’t called Denis…..
Brian Carrick
ReplyDeleteBodge? This was dangerously close to proper modelling for me!
A fine little staff/field HQ vignette, Tim. Just the sort of thing to lend 'tone' (so to speak) upon what might otherwise be a vulgar tabletop brawl...
ReplyDeleteArchduke Piccolo
ReplyDeleteQuite so! And better comms means they can be first to complain about the dice being against them.
Very useful. Will the Marne Taci deliver their Uber eats before the attack?
ReplyDeleteGreat little vingette Tim.
ReplyDeleteYou should make players in a lawn game use a tin can telephone to represent it when it gets used in whjat ever you have planned for it.
Cheers,
Pete.
Peter Douglas
ReplyDeleteI’m sure that grade of traffic was banned from the Voie Sacree!
Pete
ReplyDeleteGood idea - but I suspect my players would cheat and just shout!