Obviously, for the first time I painted this set at the beginning of 90’s, but the figs here presented are finished at my nowadays standards. The conversions are done in that far period, but rather than binning, mostly because of the sentimental value, I decided to repaint them.
The review and a large number of images, including close-ups for all poses and other stuff of interest are displayed at this link:
http://www.ww2germans.com/index.php/com ... -02502-ext
Remembering me a period when I often preferred to purchase and paint a set or kit than going out with my girlfriend (things have not much changed even nowadays, only the status), and thinking I was not the only one in that situation, I would like to dedicate this review to hobbysts’ girlfriends and wives, which have to endure us and live tally with our plastic mistress.
Cristian Florescu
Nevertheless, I like and the rest, but those are my favourite and again the oak leaf on the MG42 loader (not clearly displayed here, but on the the website it is better presented....
Moderator
, as always. But I have only one technical objection about converted sniper with Feldmutze - he's wearing m 42 winter suit in... summer Platanentarnung. I've seen m 42 parkas in camos such as: Eichenlaubmuster /Oakleaf, Rauchtarnmuster/Blurred Edge and Erbsentarnmuster/Tupfentarnmuster/Pea Dot 44. I think that Platanentarnung hasn't been used to produce them, but if I'm wrong please correct me 
