Haven't had much time to play recently, but i am working on 15mm minis and vehicles for Bolt Action and i plan to try out Chain of Command and Nuts sooner or later.
Thanks. I think i have not highlighted this thing enough. Compared to my other German vehicles (Which are dark, but the kind of i prefer and intended to have) the dry-brush is nearly not noticable.
The above example shows a pretty important thing for us wargamers, namely that the same mistakes we make in camo painting also happened in real life too.
A pretty unique camo from the early 80s. The Leopard 2 seems to have been camouflaged with light spots (Maybe sand coloured).
A 3d printed Jagdpanther, which i will use for my late-war German force.
This is a 3d printed (FDM, not resin by the way) tank for my German forces. At this point it still lacks a bit of weathering but i like how the camo scheme turned out.
Another piece of inspiration: This makeshift camouflage was often seen on West German vehicles until the 3-colour scheme replaced the earlier single-colour "Gelboliv". Done by vehicle crews it had no formalized pattern and can serve as a nice alternative to single colour German vehicles in your army.
West German Bundesgrenzschutz (Federal Border Guard) men firing an MG1 machine-gun. BGS troops used a derivate of Wehrmacht "swamp-camo" until 1976, when it was replaced by new green uniforms. Despite that some units have not received new green uniforms until the late 70s or early 80s.
Wargaming the West German BGS requires some kitbashing, which can be achieved best with Cold War West German troops, making use of the G3 rifles, the MG3 (Which stands in for the BGS MG1) and Uzis. An easy headswap with WW2 German troops can represent the older style helmets and field caps. Other weapons like the tripod mounted MG1, the medium mortar or the "Blindicide" recoilless rifle can be represented with WW2 MG42s, Wehrmacht medium mortars and Panzerschreck teams.
Two 3d printed Luchs 1A2 wheeled recon vehicles. Those two are on the lookout for East German troops, during a game of my custom Bolt Action Cold War ruleset.
A group of Panzer IV driving towards the american troops. All of them met a fiery demise in close combat with a group of Shermans.
I am building an undead army for Warlords of Erehwon, planning for a custom Undead Pirate army and writing army lists for WoE. It appears that i am definitely hooked right now.
This Tiger I was destroyed by a 76mm Sherman during my first 15mm Bolt Action game. Both surviving Tigers were also killed by the same Sherman. A true ace Gunner!
I already had the rules for a pretty long time, but i simply did not test it out. It is very high on my list though.