Bored Tonight...Post a Diorama, LOL (3 Viewers)

[desk11desk12]

Good set up Carlos, who made the wounded Germans?

The same for you Simon who made thoses soldiers?

Thanks debrito,

The wounded Germans are from an old Britains set.

Carlos

 

[desk11desk12]

Just bored again being motivated by all of the boredom being showed throughout the Diorama Thread. It's a treat to see what's being added to all of the started story lines as well as others....The Lt.

I love the backdrops. Britains sure have some great stuff coming out on the Zulu's. Stay tuned.

Carlos

 

[The Lt.]

Gee I'm bored again....The Lt.

 

[The Lt.]

Once again being bored after enjoying the last posted chapter of the UKReb's outstand Epic of The Civil War thought I'd post the following. Seems like private Hitch is in trouble again.....The Lt.

 

[modwalls]

Stay bored Lt., it brings out many terrific photos, like the new Britain Zulu

 

[Wraith]

Gee I'm bored again....The Lt.

Lt,
Your boredom generates more boredom....

XXX Corps searching for Kevins Arnhem thread...

 

[Wraith]

And mortar crew trying to stop them.

 

[Wraith]

Again...

 

[Alexdakar]

And mortar crew trying to stop them.

What is he trying to stick in that mortar barrel.

 

[Wraith]

What is he trying to stick in that mortar barrel.

It's what I believe was referred to as a "Wonky Round".

It was one of Hitler's late war wonder weapons, whereby a mortar round casing was designed with a 25 degree angle and a 1 in 12 twist, to enable the mortar crews to fire around corners more effectively.

It did met with some success in late 1944, but was withdrawn from combat useage after inexperienced troops combined the "Wonky Round" with the "Model 4 Curvey Mortar Barrel", leading to a "Gotten Himmel, ein ownen goal!" moment.

Simon

 

[Wraith]

Either that, or it's the start of The Dirty War.

 

[Alexdakar]

It's what I believe was referred to as a "Wonky Round".

It was one of Hitler's late war wonder weapons, whereby a mortar round casing was designed with a 25 degree angle and a 1 in 12 twist, to enable the mortar crews to fire around corners more effectively.

It did met with some success in late 1944, but was withdrawn from combat useage after inexperienced troops combined the "Wonky Round" with the "Model 4 Curvey Mortar Barrel", leading to a "Gotten Himmel, ein ownen goal!" moment.

Simon

LOL

 

[The Lt.]

I'm just bored again Colonel Simon.

Colour Sergeant Bourne after downing one Zulu Warrior is ready to face another....The Lt.

 

[Wraith]

He's a busy chap, is our CS Bourne.

 

[The Lt.]

He sure is Colonel Simon he needed to call for fire support against another main assualt........The Lt.

 

[Wraith]

Now I bet they're not expecting that!

 

[Leadmen]

Thanks Carlos, Kevin, Simon and Joe for some interesting and amusing pictures. I am amazed at the figures and vehicles in the pictures. My "motor pool" is kind of skinny. John

 

[The Lt.]

Both Colour-Sergeant Borne and I just can't seem to stop being bored as he leads another assualt after receiving his supporting fire.....The Lt.

 

[Alexdakar]

German grey 88mm gun.

 

[debrito]

very nice Alex...Have you made the sand bags?

Good job my friend.

Rod.