This is a very unusual unit, a German Volksturm platoon, basically civilian infantry that was pressed into service for the defense of Berlin at the end of WW2.
It didn't have any kind of uniform and was armed with a high number of Panserfaust to take down enemy tanks in the urban areas of the fight.
In game terms, it is probably useful for some specific scenario only, since it didn't really take part to any other battle other than the defense of Berlin.
I recently finished a small group of Halloween themed figures from the Reaper Bones V.
A lot of fun to paint, I feel I should put together a special Halloween session for when the season is right.
In addition I also have a couple of PC models from the same set.
This is the latest team I painted for Dave, Orruk Kruelboyz, a fun mix of odd greenskins.
This week just a couple of D&D creatures from the Reaper Bones V kickstarter of one of my players.
This is a second set of Macedonian companions I painted for Dave, quite different from the Foundry ones, but quite nice nonetheless.
I had heard complains online about the Warlord metal horses and I have to say, while painting these guys, I got it, these horses look very, very nice, but their legs are so thin and flimsy that it feels like they might struggle on the field of battle and it would be a pity if they broke under the strain of gaming.
This is another lot of Reaper Bones figures i dipped, apart from one, for our ongoing campaign.
Some stuff will be used soon, other is for the future.
