Geballte ladung. 1/35

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A Dragon figure in scale 1/35 throwing a bunch of M24 handgrenades bundled together,a so called “geballte ladung”. I mounted the figure in the screwcap from a M24 stickgrenade, and added the porcelain pullcord ball and a bit of cord :slight_smile:

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:+1:t2: Another well done figure.

Cheers,
C.

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I like how you integrate your figures with relics. It really does bring new work together with the past.
G.

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Nicely done and super presentation as well. First time I saw a close up of a real lanyard ball. And I see it’s not really a ball! Nice.
J

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Another well done work!

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nicely done with fine detail.

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Hi Inka,

Excellent figure, and great idea for a display base.

Cheers, :beer:,

G

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I love your bases… Where do you find this staff?

Regards

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Thanks a lot guys:)
Bruce, I metal detect on battlefields in Kurland,Latvia and German Camps and positions in Northern Norway, and there is tons of equipment and war junk of all sorts hidden in the ground:)

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I’m thinking of going to Germany sometime soon. I’ve always wanted to go, having a metal detector and giant magnet for magnet fishing.

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