Hi Guys,

A bit more progress, but still a good way to go. 120mm Afrika Korps MG 34 team, Milliput over wire armature, sun helmets plastic card and strip with Milliput crowns, will be filed to shape when cured.

Thanks for looking

Off to a solid start

This looks to be shaping up really nicely Steve.

Neal

Getting close to the finishing line on this, now. All cut into kit parts for casting, with all fittings added. I just need to check over final details, then prime to check surfaces, prior to moulding.

Done good job mate.Something different and different look with pith helmets.Should do well.
Rich

Cheers, Rich - been a bit of a marathon, in between starting a new job and all!!

Hi Any news when this will be released?

Patrick - its with Foxwood now, but Terry is on holiday at the moment, so itll probably be around the New Year

Interesting little group, but I have to say that's a bizarrely awkward way to fire an MG-34.

Tell that to the guy in the photo, then........

OK, so he's clearly not actually firing it, then. Fair enough.

Yes - most probably the picture is staged and suggests that he is firing across a ridge with the bipod in the "defensive position". But there is still the wisenheimer`s textbook way of firing a machinegun and the reality of action and terrain....

I also think the photo is staged like many other WW2 photos. The guy in the background does not care about the enemy as he is standing and reading something, perhaps that "wisenheimer`s textbook"?

I never regarded it as a "action" shot when I saw the pic - I just liked it and thought that it would make a good vignette. I quite like the relaxed poses and the gunner checking the range and making sure it is all in working order.

It is a great project which I am following with great interest