"Ale-Hop" - Repainted Toy Trucks for WW2

Still on lockdown and have been fluttering from one unfinished project to another like a veritable wargame butterfly, but I have actually managed to finish off a few things, one of them being a repaint of these niftly little civilian trucks mentioned in the previous post on this blog

I had to change the wheels for some I had in the spares box, I kept looking at those spokes on the originals and they just didn't look right.

Now with their new wheels they're ready for the wargame table.

Here they are below being requisitioned by a French officer for the war effort off some unfortunate locals

I doubt these trucks are based on any particular model, but if I'm wrong please let me kmow in the comments section. 

Whatever the case, real or invented models, they make nice WW2 era cvilian trucks.

Keep safe everyone wherever you are.

Airfix WW1 French Infantry In Khaki

Airfix / HaT Industrie WW1 French Infantry painted in khaki to represent WW2 troops.

The set itself (not these actual figures though) was one of the first sets of 20mm figures I had as a kid at primary school - and that was a long time ago now.

I always thought that the guy with the carrier pigeon looked like he was holding a half-eaten sandwich that he'd just taken out of his hamper.

The figures have a lot of useful poses, it's a pity about the rifles as they are very flimsy and thin without any real detail, but they still have a place for me on the wargame table.

Pegasus French Infantry

A picture of the new Pegasus 20mm WW2 French Infantry painted by Carlos de la Concha from the Brazo de Nelson wargame group.