One of Ours: Desert Demag (1 Viewer)

[WesternOutlaw]

One of things that I enjoy most about collecting King & Country is combining various figures with a vehicle or two to create scenes like this.

Incoming...


One of Ours by WesternOutlaw, on Flickr


One of Ours by WesternOutlaw, on Flickr

 

[Desertkiwi]

Nice close up pic's WO, the back drop looks good too. Haven't yet got my hands on the desert Demag & crew set, she's a beauty.

 

[WesternOutlaw]

Haven't yet got my hands on the desert Demag & crew set, she's a beauty.

Thanks DK.
I have the crew set as well - makes a nice addition.


Sd.Kfz.10 Ausf.B Demag by WesternOutlaw, on Flickr


Sd.Kfz.10 Ausf.B Demag by WesternOutlaw, on Flickr

 

[Iron Brigade]

"WesternOutlaw":

Great looking photos with splendid backdrop!

 

[Mark IV]

Nicely displayed really shows off how good the AK figures and vehicles are.

Regards
Mark

 

[Desertkiwi]

Thanks DK.
I have the crew set as well - makes a nice addition.


Sd.Kfz.10 Ausf.B Demag by WesternOutlaw, on Flickr


Sd.Kfz.10 Ausf.B Demag by WesternOutlaw, on Flickr

Really nice crisp, clear, close ups WO, thanks for posting mate!

 

[Guy]

Nice one , simple but very nice. Great background
guy:smile2:

 

[PolarBear]

Your photos are very evocative of WWII in the desert--among my favorite themes.

Here is an oldie that you might enjoy.

Randy

 

[WesternOutlaw]

Nice one , simple but very nice. Great background

Thanks Guy - appreciate the comments.

Here is an oldie that you might enjoy.

Thanks Randy. Love that shot! Great use of the desert village building and the sand adds a nice sense of realism to the shot.
I really like Rommel's staff car but always thought that the Rommel included within the set seems a bit small.
Used it in a few scenes myself:


King & Country Afrikakorps Diorma (color) by WesternOutlaw, on Flickr


The Generals by WesternOutlaw, on Flickr


Strategic Thinking by WesternOutlaw, on Flickr

Looking at your shot inspires me to make another scene.

 

[PolarBear]

Thanks Guy - appreciate the comments.


Thanks Randy. Love that shot! Great use of the desert village building and the sand adds a nice sense of realism to the shot.
I really like Rommel's staff car but always thought that the Rommel included within the set seems a bit small.
Used it in a few scenes myself:


King & Country Afrikakorps Diorma (color) by WesternOutlaw, on Flickr


The Generals by WesternOutlaw, on Flickr


Strategic Thinking by WesternOutlaw, on Flickr

Looking at your shot inspires me to make another scene.

Those are wonderful. In the first shot I see a figure that I must have missed. The guy standing with his back to us, hands on hips and a Jerry can with water on the ground next to him. Did he come with a set or vehicle rather than as a single?
Randy

 

[WesternOutlaw]

The guy standing with his back to us, hands on hips and a Jerry can with water on the ground next to him. Did he come with a set or vehicle rather than as a single?

He's one of five that came with the DAK Tiger Tank.

Not pictured, but this one:

Tigers on the Move by WesternOutlaw, on Flickr

EDIT

Here you go:


Time for Tobruk by WesternOutlaw, on Flickr

 

[PolarBear]

He's one of five that came with the DAK Tiger Tank.

Not pictured, but this one:

Tigers on the Move by WesternOutlaw, on Flickr

EDIT

Here you go:


Time for Tobruk by WesternOutlaw, on Flickr

Yes now I remember him. I do not have that vehicle and set. I have too many interests so usually only have selections from a series.
Thanks for the reminder.
Randy

 

[Desertkiwi]

Your photos are very evocative of WWII in the desert--among my favorite themes.

Here is an oldie that you might enjoy.

Randy

Not seen that display before Randy, I like how you've covered up the bases and used one of the desert buildings as a backdrop, of course the vehicle and figures look great too!^&grin