Overwatch

[Caustik Filth]

Here's my offering to the Gods of Sprue and Glue...
July 20th 1942 Infanterie division (motorized) G.D. cross the Donets river.
July 21st-23rd battles north of around Razdorskaya, a town near the confluence of the Don and Donets rivers.
An anti tank unit on yet another overwatch fire mission for a Panzer attack on Razdorskaya.

[Mark1]

Nicely done :thumb2:

[Caustik Filth]

Cheers Mark.
Cheers Rob.

[minitnkr]

Loving it.

[Neil Merryweather]

Very nice indeed

[Airborne01]

Looking good!
Steve

[Jim R]

Very nicely done Rob. Lots of great detail to look at.
Jim

[Tim Marlow]

Great work Rob. Love the attention to small details on show. The texture and colouration on the hedge, in particular, is absolutely spot on.

[Andy the Sheep]

A well engineered scene, Rob, with a lot of fine details and, at the same time, not too crammed with "objects" as an A/T position should have been looking like during an advance. :thumb2: :thumb2::thumb2:

Andrea

[stillp]

Wow, that's really good Rob.
Pete

[adt70hk]

Now that is very, very good indeed!!! Most excellent.

Very well done.

Andrew

[PaulinKendal]

Love this - so much to look at, and a superb uniform finish ensures it hangs together perfectly. Bravo!

[Mini Me]

Very nice......lots to see. :thumb2:

[Caustik Filth]

Loving it.

Cheers Paul.

Very nice indeed

Glad you like Neil.

Looking good!
Steve

Thanks Steve.

Very nicely done Rob. Lots of great detail to look at.
Jim

Cheers Jim, glad the pics are ok from this ere cheapee fone!

Great work Rob. Love the attention to small details on show. The texture and colouration on the hedge, in particular, is absolutely spot on.

Thank you Tim, cheers for the link to your splendid figure painting post. I had a crack at the five o'clock shadow, very effective, but with the chaps being glued to base getting close enuf wasn't happening! One fella got a slap with the brush but not clear in my shots.
Thanks tho, good for next time.

A well engineered scene, Rob, with a lot of fine details and, at the same time, not too crammed with "objects" as an A/T position should have been looking like during an advance. :thumb2: :thumb2::thumb2:

Andrea

Nice one Andrea, I hoped it wouldn't look too crowded!
Cheers

Wow, that's really good Rob.
Pete

Great thank you Pete

Now that is very, very good indeed!!! Most excellent.

Very well done.

Andrew

Thanks very much Andrew

Love this - so much to look at, and a superb uniform finish ensures it hangs together perfectly. Bravo!

Chuffed you like Paul. Cheers

[Caustik Filth]

Very nice......lots to see. :thumb2:

Thanking you Rick