Some more of my stash for past Colours' visits came to light whilst rummaging in my drawers.
These items were intended for my long planned re-fight of the Pegasus Bridge action and consisted of; -
- Peter Pig's sentry box and road barrier
- Peter Pig's French concrete telegraph poles
- Original Laser Designs (O.L.D.) mdf beach defences
- Warbases Stalingrad type mdf ruin.
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| The set consists of sandbagged wall and brazier together with sentry box and road barrier. I opted to mount these on mdf bases for ease of use and painting. |
I needed the sentry box and barrier for the bridge itself as many illustrations show one of these at the Eastern end of the bridge.
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| The bases were textured firstly with artists acrylic paste. |
The French telegraph poles were irresistible as they are a constant feature when touring the battlefields and will add some real character to a wargame's table.
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| They come in a pack of 10. The cast bases were superglued to the poles and then to steel washers to make them more stable on the table. |
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Sand was the added to the bases with PVA
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| Given a quick coat of craft shop acrylic "Chocolate Brown" |
The beach defences will double up as barbed wire pickets or anti-tank obstacles.
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| These are simple to assemble and look the part when completed |
The ruin, is just that, a random ruin I can use anywhere on the table.
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| Very basic model (though cheap!) which will require some work to get it ready for the table....rubble, timbers etc. |
Nice. Telegraph poles are something often missing.
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