OK, so I finished the LAST TWO Musket Miniature French Row Houses. This is a good thing as now I only have the ONE Musket Miniature L-shaped French Cafe to finish. It will be the LAST house to paint in order to run the Villers Bocage scenario. I could probably run it without this structure, but its shape makes it really helpful for an intersection. Since it is the LAST house to paint, I need to be somewhat careful not to rush it just to be finished with the project, but my nominal utilitarian painting methods should be sufficient.
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| Front of the LAST two French Row Houses. I painted the shutters a different color to distinguish them. |
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| Rear view on the left and front view on the right. |
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| For comparison purposes, a Battlefront house on the far left, and then two Musket Miniature Row Houses. |
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| A row of Row Houses. Architecturally these aren't Frank Lloyd Wright. |
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| Two medium bases fit with ease on each of the three levels. |
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| The attic is always a good spot for the platoon commander. |
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| The LAST house on the paint table. Yes, there is an end point in sight! |
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| FV SS Panzergrenadiers from the heavy platoon wait for their turn. |
Just to add to the lead pile, I also got a box of the latest Volksgrenadiers from Battlefront. You can never have too many Germans of course, and the poses are pretty good though I am not envisioning a LW snow themed force. Yet.
1 comment:
Great looking buildings!
Phil.
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