28mm German Fallschirmjäger from BAM  

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I started prepairing some of the Fallschirmjäger from  BAM (BoltActionMiniatures). This will be the first miniatures that will be painted as commission work for me by a very talented painted. This miniature line from BAM is fantastic but is still missing some strongly needed minatures.

I tried a lot of different combinations to build useful platoons from the existing miniatures. I don`t want to use the same (unconverted) miniature two times in my force. So I needed at least two more LMGs. So I started converting a Gunner with MG 42 and a loader with box and extra ammunition. The result can be found on the next pictures.

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I also needes some anti tank weapons. So I simply added a Panzerfaust (from BAM) and some rope (with ProCreate) to two soldiers.

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I built a Platoon Command and two Fallschirmjäger Squads. I used most of the miniatures from BAM that are available at the moment and 3 miniatures from ARTIZAN (MG 42, Loader and Squadleader).

 

Here you can see 5 pictureswith the prepaired and based 25 models - ready to ship for painting.

The Platoon Command (all BAM)

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The first Fallschirmjäger Squad (BAM with 1 conversion and 3 ARTIZAN)

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The second Fallschirmjäger Squad (all BAM with 3 conversions)

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To be continued ......

 

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