The platoon (aka zug) has a small command team and three squads.
The command team consists of the officer (leutnant), senior NCO (feldwebel) and a three-man 5cm mortar team. Senior leaders are on street-style bases so they easily stand out from the other soldiers.
Each squad has 10 men, including the squad leader (obergefreiter/JL), a three-man MG34 team and a 6-man rifle team. The JL is on a taller, 3D-sculpted base, the LMG team on 25mm bases and the rifle team on 20mm bases to help to easily tell them apart.
Second squad is mostly kneeling, as an additional visual aid!
And third squad.
Many of the potential supports aren't necessarily Wehrmacht assets (like Shabby Nazi Tricks), or will not necessarily show up on the table (like pre-game bombardments). I do however have a few supports ready to show up on the table. These include the tripod-mounted MG34 (in a support role), the Pak36 anti-tank gun and the sIG 33 infantry gun, as well as a Leichter Panzerspähwagen (light armoured car, aka the SdKfz221), an Opel Blitz troop carrier truck and a collection of pioneers.
Not shown is my Panzer P38(t).
Looking good Will! For my tank forces I am planning on a troop of each. I would suggest buying the model from the same maker so they are all the same scale. I think I have a couple mis-scaled vehicles & it is noticeable.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Terry! I'll gradually get more armour, and will try to match scale as best I can, but my current Panzer 38(t) is from AGNM, and they have suspended operations. Any future stuff will probably be a variety from my preferred suppliers like Rubicon, Die Waffenkammer and Warlord.
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