US Infantry North Africa

[Donald Duck]

Hi guys, I'm very busy at school during this period. I wish I could take part more actively to the forum life.
Anyway I can still find a few spare time to paint some figures...

This GI down below is supposed to be set in North Africa, at Kasserine Pass, with an abandoned Sd.Kfz. 222 .
The figure comes from one set of Caesar's, I can't remember if the first or the second.

Anyway I had to cut off the shovel (which was a late version) and add the classic M-1928 Haversack plus M-1910 "T-Handle" Shovel.

I hope you like it

[Kekso]

One big like from me

[MABO]

I like him as well and I am also interested in the NAToW

[WULT]

Cool!
Real good work!

[Bramble15]

Very very nice!

[Donald Duck]

Thanks guys.

I improved the M1 helmet adding some metal look to its edges...

[Donald Duck]

I like him as well and I am also interested in the NAToW

What does NAToW mean?

[Beano Boy]

Great to see your work again D D, Nice painting and fine conversion Buddy.
NAToW : Americain veriant of NATO! Stay safe BB

[Mai Strac]

Awesome work!!!! Can't wait to see more!

[Peter]

One excellent painted figure with good eye for details, like the metal on the helmet!

That helmet looks like the first one I had in my carreer!

[MABO]

What does NAToW mean?

Sorry: North African Theater of War

[daikaigan]

Very nice work friends.
Greetings Massimo

[Donald Duck]

Thanks to all of you, guys.

I'm going to start a second figure which I will use as well as this one for my small ambientation...

This is a DAK feldmutze I tried to paint with the classical insignas... tough work!





Here it is how it looks at normal distance compared to other figures.

The GI with the Thompson is the next figure

[Mai Strac]

Awesome!

[PWalmsley]

Very nice figure!
But for Kasserine, would be wearing HBT pale green fatigues and perhaps a Parsons jacket for the cold nights?

[Beano Boy]

That's a Darn Good figure DD, and Very Nice Work. BB