This was a little tough considering the limited figures available, but I managed a set of conversions based on Odzial Osmy's Russian and Ukrainian infantry to form the basis of a mechanized platoon.
This involved first adding some hoods, holographic optics, and goggles to figures simply to make them a little different from the original Russians. Long UGLs had to be added on several figures (the platoon has a total of 6):
Next, some designated marksmen were made by adding extra optics to the rifles and bipods made from brush bristle and plastic:
The following was used for reference:
I also needed a commander and radio operator; these were easily converted from basic riflemen:
The platoon's two antitank teams can be seen in the background.
The troops needed some battle taxis, so the ultramodern-looking KTO Rosomak (from a Polish company called "Terrain-4-Games") was used:
Being the imperfect wargamer I am, an overrepresentation of heavy armor was needed, so the natural choice was the new Leopard 2 set from Battlefront. I don't know exactly what model of Leopard this is, but it looks close enough to the A4 for me:
Poland has an impressive number of these according to Wikipedia. This appears to be a company:
Here are some action photos for dessert. Thanks for looking!
Very cool post Ben!
ReplyDeleteNice job and great pics!
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