The first pictures of some 28mm miniatures I finished for lasts years first Rügen'46 game. I built for all players a combat squad consisting 5 - 7 figures, since most of them were done in the last moment, the paintjob is pretty sloppy.
But anyway, I was (still am) very satisfied with the results of these exhausing nights before the game.
For more informations about Rügen'46, I suggest to read this post.
These powerarmoured troopers were built from minis of the "Void" starterpack. There were two factions included, each squad was built from one of those.
The heads were taken from the SHS range of Westwind Productions, I took a closer look at them in this post. Their arnament and additional equipment was taken from the ww2 German infantry box from (now closed) Wargames Factory.
The shields were also included in the "Void" box.
A closeup of some of the figures with the flash of my camera activated, just to give a better look of the two different color schemes. I think the small Balkenkreuz decals came from Dragon Models 1:144 ww2 tanks range.
Without any paint, the blue/black painted troopers looked like that:
Without any paint, the blue/black painted troopers looked like that:
Of course, these troops needed a worthy leader, and that was was they got.
Take a look at "Karl Heinz von Diskowitz", this mini was built by combining some parts of the "Void" box and "Horace Jackson" of Reaper Miniatures Bones range. The look may be anachronistic, but I like this unusual mini.
For some last minute improvised minis, I am happy with them. For years I had no use for the "Void" minis, but now, used for these minis, I am happy that I did not gave them away.
The next batch of miniatures used in the "Rügen'46" game will be shown soon.
Originally this post should have contained a 3D print timelapse video, but due to some technical issues, the first try of making that video was a fail. But I will give it a second try sooner or later.
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