My Paras really needed some fire support so here's a 3 inch mortar.
With these 'team' weapons I generally prefer to keep all the figures on one base. It looks more natural and allows room for a bit more scenery. It does mean you have to track casualties with little markers but that's not exactly onerous.
If you're interested then you can find out a lot more about mortars here ;o)
The Paras also needed a proper Forward Observer to rain shells on the enemy! (In Bolt Action this is a free - and very welcome - addition to most British forces) I haven't added a radio aerial as they always seem to break off.
I assume the extensible cover for the radio backpack protects it from the elements and maybe makes the knobs and dials easier to see and use?
Thanks for looking.
With these 'team' weapons I generally prefer to keep all the figures on one base. It looks more natural and allows room for a bit more scenery. It does mean you have to track casualties with little markers but that's not exactly onerous.
If you're interested then you can find out a lot more about mortars here ;o)
The Paras also needed a proper Forward Observer to rain shells on the enemy! (In Bolt Action this is a free - and very welcome - addition to most British forces) I haven't added a radio aerial as they always seem to break off.
I assume the extensible cover for the radio backpack protects it from the elements and maybe makes the knobs and dials easier to see and use?
Thanks for looking.
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