Pausing FIW projects for the moment by resuming painting my Japanese Platoon and finishing off this scratch build of a Japanese 70mm Type 92 Infantry gun with crew.
The plastic 28mm figures are from Warlord games and have undergone some conversions to adjust their poses to suit, as gun crew.
My third lot of Japanese on the painting rack |
Assembling the gun with odd bits and pieces and its based on a thin metal sheet. |
Scratch building the wheels out of Perry plastic bases. |
As with my Japanese Anti tank gun crew I have placed magnets under 2 of the figures for them to be removed as casualties. |
Image with the 2 crew with magnets under their feet secured in place on the gun. |
The rest of the crew with the Junior Leader in the middle. |
The Junior Leader directing the guns fire. |
CHEERS JOHN
Great work once again John:)
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Great scratch build of the gun Mr Bond, thanks for posting on TFL.
ReplyDeleteCrew good too, and using magnets is clever idea.
CarlL
Thanks Carl
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Nice work. I have been wondering where to source an artillery piece for my Japanese, and this looks inspirational. Did you find any scale drawings or is it done by eye?
ReplyDeleteThanks Doug for your comments, yes I eyed it looked at images on the web and try and workout dimensions, not perfect but they are close.
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Very nice work there, gives a real good impression of a crew working under fire, rather than the "standing around" crew most guns seem to end up with.
ReplyDeleteThank you Lasgunpacker for your comments
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Fantastic piece John
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Matt
Thank you Matt
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I've been a viewer of your blog for quite a while now. I've been repeatedly impressed by your scratch-building skills, & this build is another great example. You've given me plenty of inspiration for my own gaming table, and recently to take the plunge and start my own blog.
ReplyDeleteWell done again, John!
Thanks Mark for your comments, good to hear I have inspired you and that you have started your own blog, some nice figures, vehicles and buildings on your blog, nice work.
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Thanks for saying so, John. Much appreciated. I look forward to seeing what comes next...
DeleteExcellent conversion and scratch building work as always John. Love the colours used for your FIW in previous posts, superb.
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