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World War 20mm – A Battlegroup Endless Project

World War 20mm – A Battlegroup Endless Project

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About the Project

Charting continued progress on gaming World War Two in 20mm using the Battlegroup wargame rules. This project is an ongoing and never ending one that aims to cover miniatures, vehicles and terrain for gaming various theatres and campaigns of WW2 in miniature.

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Berge-Man...

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A 3d printed Bergepanzerwagen III from Plastic Soldier Company and some crew by AB Figures…

Berge-Man...
Berge-Man...
Berge-Man...
Berge-Man...

Camino Farm...

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Another Battlegroup 2.0 playtest, this time using the new Battlegroup Italy book… and my new scenery for #terrainfest

Camino Farm...
Camino Farm...
Camino Farm...
Camino Farm...
Camino Farm...
Camino Farm...

A ruined holiday...

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#terrainfest inspired me to crank out another ruin for Italy… not the sort you want to encounter on AirBnB…

A ruined holiday...
A ruined holiday...
A ruined holiday...
A ruined holiday...

More Burma...

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More Burma...
More Burma...
More Burma...
More Burma...

Battle in Burma!

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Battle in Burma!
Battle in Burma!
Battle in Burma!
Battle in Burma!
Battle in Burma!
Battle in Burma!
Battle in Burma!
Battle in Burma!

Heer we go again...

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Yep… more Germans. May need to photi the army and see what’s left to do!

Heer we go again...
Heer we go again...
Heer we go again...

A few more bits...

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A few WW2 20mm bits done over the summer…

 

Last few infantry pieces for my Winter Yanks… 60mm Mortar and an OP team!

A few more bits...
A few more bits...

Then a Soviet Lendlease Valentine tank…

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A few more bits...

A German Grille SPG for Italy…

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A few more bits...

…and the first batch of British in shirts and trousers for service in Tunisia and Italy… or anywhere warm around the Med!

A few more bits...

3d Printed Panzers!

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My first attempts at 1/72 3d printed models from the Night Sky licence held by PSC.

First a Panzer IV/70(A), a jagdpanzer design I’m always fond of as it looks so daft!

 

3d Printed Panzers!
3d Printed Panzers!

Next an Alkett produced Sturmgeschütz III with Sauköpf mantlet and waffle pattern zimmerit…

 

3d Printed Panzers!
3d Printed Panzers!

All in all, very pleased with the look and detail of the prints. Certainly saves alot of building time over kits, but the open hatch option is key.

3d Printed Panzers!

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