Maior Bigglevski prepares to give the enemy a sound thrashing!
This Picture is a toy Biplane Standing in as a
Polikarpov I-15, or even a Po-2. Ignore the not-even-close profile and the dodgy
"NAVY" markings. Bigglevski strikes terror into the enemy wherever he
meets them!
The
Red god of War. Inexplicably
short of artillery models? You will be if you command a Russian Army!
These camouflaged gun positions were built in a hurry for the Battle of
Kursk fought at Tradewinds in Wellingborough in the early '90s. They
were cheap to build and display my usual cheerful approach to modeling
accuracy.
Room
With a View. Handy
things, dug in positions. You will need a good few for NQM. They can be
as simple as a square of brown cloth under the troops, or as elaborate
as a commercially cast resin piece. This one was scratch-built from
match sticks, stones and a square of thin plywood. The circular bunker
was scrap from a kitchen door plug. It will hold a Battalion of infantry or a
gun battery.
Flares
are Never Coming Back into Fashion. Ooh
Look - Silly Spacemen! Scale is not a bar to using the NQM system, as
these models demonstrate.
Wheels
are so Passe. The
Bigger they are ...
Bad
Hair Day....
the harder they fall. Moral - Don't argue with an armoured female with a
flamethrower! In fact, not arguing with females is a good rule without
any qualification at all.
You
can wear Pink Power Armour if you are hard enough.
21/07/2005
The gallery has had to be trimmed, as
the file sizes are exceeding limits for the site
All pictures copyright Chris Kemp 2003 unless otherwise acknowledged.
