WWII Zombies 28mm

 Here are my first WWI zombies, made from Mantic Zombies with WWII equipment from warlord games to give a WWII theme, I have so far done 3 zombie nationalities, Russian, Japanese and German, more to follow.

 German Nazi Zombies

 Grabbing hands

 

 

 

 Russian WWII Zombies!

 

 Japanese Zombies

 

 

 

10mm WWI german Army

 German Infantry in close up, based 7 to a base, these figures are from the battlepack.

 The contents of the Early was German Battlepack.

77mm Field guns in Eastern front colours

 German Ulans, painted with Shacko cover.

Afrika Korps 10mm WWII

 

The german army from late North Africa. Its a decent small army but will be added to later. I originally planned on early war but my son convinced me to go late because he likes tigers. Saying that the panzer III and specials can be used mid war so I dont have all that much extra to get.

The army is as follows.

4 Tiger I

4 PzIVF2 Specials

2 PzIVF1

8 Pz IIIJ

Recon is 2 Sdkfz 251/1, 1 Rad 8 and 2 Sdkfz 222

Supports are 1 Mortar and 1 HMG platoon

Artillery is 2 88mm guns, 4 50mm guns, 2 150mm infantry guns

Infantry is 3 companies.

10mm German East African Army

 

German officers and C in C

Von lettow vorbeck himself (on the larger base) with his staff car he acquired from the British landing forces at Tanga. He ran the car until 1917 when the car ran out of parts. I also have 3 other Commanders Captain Looff of the german light cruiser Koenigsberg, and 2 other sub commanders.

 

German East African Schutztruppe

Schutztruppe Company, made up of 6 Platoons with 2 HMG, and Captain. German infantry numbered very few in Africa but numbers were boosted by local German settlers in the colonies as well as volunteers and merchant marine crew who found themselves stranded in Africa. Ofcourse they were also boosted by the crew of the Koenigsberg.

 

Schutztruppe Askari

Schutztruppe Askari made up the same as the German infantry. German Askari were very well trained along the same lines of regular German infantry, unlike their British counterparts, and also received new rifles, (captured from the British at Tanga). They are in early uniform, with cap rather than hat.

 

Field Guns

The Germans only had limited guns at the outbreak of war, at Tanga they only had 2 which arrived late in the battle, however the British nicely left all their artillery on the beach when they evacuated Tanga, also the Germans captured Belgian and other British guns as the war went on. Also a German transport ship took several field guns with them to supply German east Africa, so to keep it simple I got some 77mm guns from Pendraken Miniatures and asked Dave to swap the German crew for Askari, I also kept the gun shield as I thought it looked cool!

 

Mountain Gun

The Germans captured mountain guns from the Indians at Tanga and in later battles, these were given to Askari crews who manned then for the war.

 

Rugga Rugga

Rugga Rugga, a lose descriptive term for German African tribesmen who volunteered to fight for Von lettow vorbeck. Given that the other colonial powers of Belgium, England and Portugal were not all that popular many tribesmen took up arms with the Germans, They were led by their own officers and armed where possible with modern rifles, but only when enough could be taken from the Entente Powers.

 

Koenigsberg Crew

The 188 surviving members of the Konigsberg formed a land based force called the Königsberg-Abteilung, They also manned guns and riverine/Lake ships, here I have based a company on a regualr german company, with sailors manning HMG's.

The Koenigsberg Guns

I was going to use another model for these but decided to go for German 150's, I know its not the correct barrel but the overall heavy feel is better than the alternatives. I didn't put the shield on and gave them Askari crew with German marine officers. The Koenigsberg guns proved their worth, been the heaviest artillery in east africa, most survived the war and a few are still around if you search the net for them.