Work on my Budapest Pocket Defenders continues. These support choices complete the initial models I intend for this Bolt Action list. My plan is to base them all at once in a vague effort to tie the otherwise disparate group together.
First is a medium mortar from Artizan.
Medium machine guns have a mixed reputation in Bolt Action. I nearly always include one in a German list, it just seems right even if they can be a bit fragile in the game. (You can thank me later for not saying they’re hit and miss.) This one is by Warlord Games.

A sniper team, painted as Hungarians but made from Warlord Games plastic Germans. I don’t know why the spotter has a book.
I also painted a pair of forward observers from Warlord Games. I’m not sure if they will get much use, but at least they are not bare metal in a box, which is a win all of its own.

Not far off from a full family portrait. Yay! I’m pleased with how quickly this little project came together. And just in time as the opportunity for actual gaming returns. In a suitably social distanced way, of course.
Maybe I’ll see you over a battlefield sometime soon.
D.
A nice range of support troops there, Dave! 🙂 I like the forward observers!
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Calling in some arty may be no bad thing when you’re facing a Soviet hoard!
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Those look great- very useful bits to round out your force.
Cheers,
Pete.
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ta; that is one part that BA gets right. You often need more than rifles to get the job done
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Love em mate. I like how you’ve done the shine in the binoculars
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A bit cartoon like, but I like a splash of colour in a sea of green and brown.
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Been painting some 1/35 scale early war Germans lately and the grey/green overall color gets tiring! The Hun’s break up the color-scheme very well.
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The mix of uniforms is part of what attracted me to this force
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Nice group, like the camo on the ponchos
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I was pleased with how it came out. I found a guide at the Artizan website that was a useful reference.
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