A War Transformed. WWI on the Doggerland Front: German Trench Raider wearing body armor #4



Hello everybody!


Today I am inviting you to see the fourth painted German Trench Raider.
This time the guy is wearing body armor.

Outfitted in armor plates and additonal protection, troops would stealthily approach their enemies trenches and launch a surprise attack to try to gain meters of ground. These attacks often devolved into brutal hand-to-hand combat.

I added a rodent to the shoulder of the original model and, since this is a game with supernatural elements, I painted an occult sign on the helmet :)

Enjoy !

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Comments

  1. Zacna robota :)
    Podoba mi się :)

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  2. Ale doskonała ekipa Michał! TEN w zbroi wygląda bardzo klimatycznie.

    Pozdr
    Tomasz

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  3. Very characterful work Michal….given that they are mainly one colour !

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  4. That armour just looks heavy! Couldn't imagine trying to charge into an enemy's trench encumbered like that.

    Lovely painting as always mate. Really like the little rat too!

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  5. Awesome! They look amazing!!

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  6. More stunning brushwork there Michal!

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  7. Terrific work. Your palette is really tying all these Germans together very nicely indeed, Michal.

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  8. O, bardziej współczesny krzyżak w zbroi. ;) Świetne malowanie!

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    1. Tak. Kto by pomyślał że do pewnego momentu historia uzbrojenia zadaczala koło :))

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  9. Lovely weird war Germans!
    Best Iain

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  10. Superbly painted figures Michal.

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  11. Great looking German trench fighters, Michal. Love the plate armor.

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    1. Glad you like it Daan!
      Thank you very much for a comment!

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  12. The painted results look so much like the actual reference. Excellent work.

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