Monday 30 July 2012

WW1 Flamethrowers.

Some of these guys I painted up a while ago but only recently finished off the last few.
They are from Renegade Miniature set WW1G 112.

I have been busy finishing off a few sets of figures like these recently so more to come in the next week or two.







I see that the blog has finally got to 200 followers after hanging in the 190's for ages. Thank you all very much for this. Thanks for all the comment too. I really do appreciate them.

45 comments:

  1. Congrats on 200 and let's set the place on fire!

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  2. Are they 28mm? Take a look to the Scarab Austrian range (easily assimilated to German Sturmtroopers). Nice figures and congrats for the 200 adepts too

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    1. Yes, 28mm. My eyes are too old now to paint anything less.

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  3. Great looking minis and congrats on 200!

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  4. Great looking figures and Congrats on reaching 200 followers

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  5. Ouch! Nasty (but great looking) guys and nice house-ruin!
    Congrats on the 200!

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    1. Nasty would be right. Not a nice way to go.

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  6. Congratulations on your reaching 200 followers, that is a big bunch of people.
    Great looking buildings and figures.

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  7. Nice work. The brick debris is outstanding.

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  8. Nice work and photography as well. These late-war WW1 guys would not look too out of place in early-war WW2 either. Dean

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  9. Some great looking figures and well done getting 200 followers!!!

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  10. I do like them Rodger! The flamethrowers minis, not the 200 followers...so congrats for them! The 200 followers, AND the flamethrowers!
    That's a great unit, and you did very very nice photos...
    Best regards,
    Phil.

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  11. Great looking nasty pieces of pipe an sundries Rodger. Nice attention to detail mate.

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  12. And the best is, that 30th of July 1915, Germans for the first time used the flamethrowers on the battlefield. Nice job Rodger, both figures, and followers!!!!

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    1. Pure coincidence! I was totally unaware. Thanks Bart.

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  13. These look wonderful sir, a fitting tribute to the loyal 200!

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  14. Congratulations on the 200, a group I'm glad to be a part of. These are nicely painted figures and in the background is your stunning terrain. I remember when you posted these buildings. I'm still in awe of them.

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  15. wow do you really need that many flamethrowers is one building? congrats on the 200 now lets make the house burn down

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  16. Git to love a german ww1 flamethrower, especialy the 2 man version:9

    best regards michael

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  17. Great flamethrowers and building Rodger. Congrats on your double ton!

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  18. Ach! eine dumkopf vo ist die Lichter!!
    Great work but you must be ready for some more colourful figures to paint like for instance...'Samurai'...I have a couple of sprues put aside for you in readiness.

    Congratiulations on the 200 followers mate, when you get to 300 we can call your blog 'The 300'

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    1. Me paint Samurai!! Are you nuts?? Thanks Gav.

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  19. Very cool on both counts. 200 followers amazing but you do post quality. Quality like these great looking Flame Throwing blokes.
    Cheers

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  20. These minis are cool Rodger, 2 man flame throwers so cool.

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  21. Very interesting, this one slipped my radar - I had always thought the flame thrower was a WWII invention, not a WWI one! Looks good, but I pity the poor Tommy!

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  22. Superb painting. Well done. Lots of guys are painting WWI. It must be going back in fashion.

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  23. Exellent paintning and stuning terrain :)

    Regards

    Hobbyworker.

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