WIP DAK Officer 104th Inf Regt using a Elan13

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Hi Guys

Just a quick update ...all cases up and primed in black

Nap

PS ...so many great pieces ready to go it's hard to choose!!

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Hi Folks

This is now on my bench Inhave base coated the uniform using P3 Battledress green

Also been working on the cuff title was going for this version image.jpeg

But decided to go for this instead image.jpeg
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This is the result ( pics curtesy of iffyvision )

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Sand Goggles are next using this as a reference ...the Auer Neophan set

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Thanks for looking in

Nap
 
Nap, Great effort on the DAK Bust! Thanks for sharing your work!(y) Wow, I like it a lot. Who stocks this gem of a bust please?
Thanks for sharing! Look forward to seeing it painted up. Should show very well!

Best of Everything, Terry Martin
Member of the Atlanta Military Figure Society of Atlanta, GA
 
Looks great Kev.Carry on Carruthers.
Richard


Cheers old bean

Nap, Great effort on the DAK Bust! Thanks for sharing your work!(y) Wow, I like it a lot. Who stocks this gem of a bust please?
Thanks for sharing! Look forward to seeing it painted up. Should show very well!

Best of Everything, Terry Martin
Member of the Atlanta Military Figure Society of Atlanta, GA


Hi Terry

This was released by Rob Lane from his Elan13 company ..lots of great stuff there ...and a real bargain price as well

www.elan13.co.uk

Thanks for commenting

Nap

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Great work so far and a trully remarkable effort on documentation.This is exactly what historical modelling is or should be all about IMHO.

Oda.
 
Kev,

Couple of anorakky spots for you here:
Re. the photo you published of the Panzer trooper wearing the pith helmet, his helmet is a captured South African one with DAK shield added to the LHS. SA ones had a much smaller profile than the issued German one.
Also re. the Panzer Assault badge, this came in 2 different versions - silver for Panzer troops & bronze for mechanised infantry (Panzergrenadiers). Crteria for award of both was the same, taking part in 3 separate tank assaults on 3 different days.
Also, the picture of the Fallschirmjager NCO you published is excellent - with his array of decorations he would make a brilliant bust! Especially with the Luftwaffe Ground Combat Badge & Hitler Youth Sport Leader badges.

HTH,
Chris.
 
Great work so far and a trully remarkable effort on documentation.This is exactly what historical modelling is or should be all about IMHO.

Oda.


Thanks for the comments my friend , I do try to get sonething different into a already nice bust

Kev,

Couple of anorakky spots for you here:
Re. the photo you published of the Panzer trooper wearing the pith helmet, his helmet is a captured South African one with DAK shield added to the LHS. SA ones had a much smaller profile than the issued German one.
Also re. the Panzer Assault badge, this came in 2 different versions - silver for Panzer troops & bronze for mechanised infantry (Panzergrenadiers). Crteria for award of both was the same, taking part in 3 separate tank assaults on 3 different days.
Also, the picture of the Fallschirmjager NCO you published is excellent - with his array of decorations he would make a brilliant bust! Especially with the Luftwaffe Ground Combat Badge & Hitler Youth Sport Leader badges.

HTH,
Chris.


Hi Chris

Thanks for the information , always welcome details agree about the Fallschirmjager ....sure there is something that could be used.......and 2 cuff bands as well!! I like adding badges it's a challenge !! ( my Luftwaffe in formal Evening dress has the Riding qualification on him ......in V Bench atm!! )

Need to check the uniform type he has on !

Appreciate your input mate

Happy benchtime to all

Nap

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Thanks Nap for the tip on the producer of the bust! I greatly appreciate it!(y)

All the Best, Terry Martin-Member of the Atlanta Military Figure Society of Atlanta, GA
 
Kev,

Another quick one for you - if you're going to add the Afrikakorps cuff title to him, you're going to have to graft a right arm onto the bust...…..
Afrikakorps titles were worn on the lower right sleeve (see your pic of the German lady wearing the tropical uniform, & also the one of the soldier wearing palm tree & wreath badge on his upper right sleeve). Only the Afrika with palms title was worn on the left sleeve, & I don't think this was instituted as a commemorative award until after the North African campaign had ended.
Just a thought - hope it helps.

Chris.
 
Hi Guys

Update on the cuffband....removed and cleaned up old band totally ready for repainting to show "AFRIKA" .....with palm trees ....

Thanks to Chris for highlighting this and confirming details ....it's what PF is all about

Pics later when I have started breathing again!!

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This one is a bullion version
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Nap
 
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