Couple of things. First, really excellent painting and overall presentation, as usual. Your painting technique is one that I strive to achieve (with less than inspiring success to this point). This is something I would like to do with one of my big Trump T-34's, and is good inspiration. I would love to see some pics of the inside of the T-34. Love the sunflowers. For some reason they just set off any scene that they are used in, and yours are excellent. You pointed out the Panzerfaust being wrong for the time frame already. The G43 rifle would be as well, since it wasn't put into production until October '43. I agree with the previous comment that the camo smocks look a little pristine, and could use some weathering/toning down. The other thing that struck me is that, to me at least, there is a bit of disconnect between the actions of some of the figs. One one side there appears action in progress, with the MG team, the yelling soldier, and the guy ready to throw the grenade. The guys on the other side seem to be waiting for something to happen, and are exposing themselves by sitting out of their fighting holes, even though the guy next to them is aiming ( I assume firing) his rifle. How he holds it in the air in that fashion is a mystery to me, as the front end doesn't seem to be propped up on anything. Then the officer in the trench is smoking a cigarette, seemingly oblivious to any action happening around him. I just think a little more interaction between all of the figures would have tightened up the scene a little and focused it better. Its a beautiful piece of work, and something that I would love to be able to achieve. Those are just the things that caught my eye.
Cheers
Jason
