SHOWCASE: DUST Germans in Oakleaf Peadot

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Oct 5 2012

Greeting BoLS, Last time I posted pictures of a DAK Dust Army, this time I am back with another Dust Army Lazuli Miniatures Studio painted in Oakleaf Peadot.

This army is one that I wanted to take to shows and tournaments so I went all out on these figures. The two walkers were going to be a centerpiece in the army so I bought resin Nachtjager kits from Dust Studios. These arrive unassembled so I could pose them however I wished.

Here is Sigrid’s Nachtjager:

I removed the heads from all the figures and replaced them with heads from Wargames Factory’s Plastic German Kit. The Armor 2 Heavy Infantry received Pig Iron head swaps. A few of the figures were given AT-43 heads and Lara’s head is from Morland Studio’s limited edition Sybil. I also cut the legs on the infantry to make a few of them appear to be running. The destroyed resin columns are from Secret Weapon Miniatures. On the tanks, the pilot version is Sigrid is from the Natchjager kit and Fritz is from Soda Pop Miniature’s One-Shot Fritz.

We finished the painting in one day, here is what the army looks like:

Feldwebel “Lara Walker” and Objective Marker

Schwer – Strumgrenadiere Command Squad Heavy Kommandotrupp”

Schwer Strumgrenadiere Ausf. C “Heavy Flak Grenadiers”

Strumgrenadieren Panzerjager Squad “Panzer Killers:

Laser Strumgrenadieren Squad “Laser Grenadiers”

Aufklarer Strumgrenadieren Squad “Recon Grenadiers:

Strumgrenadiere Sniper Squad “Sniper Grenadiers”

Schwer Panzerflauer IV – A: Sigrid von Thaler’s personal “Nachtjager””

Schwer Panzerflauer IV – A: “One Shot” Fritz’s personal “Nachtjager””

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If you are interested in seeing more examples of Dust, check out the Dust Chronicles Volume 2, it includes a tutorial on painting these exact figure, download it here:

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