Engineers

[ianjgow]

Looking for wagons for my August 1914 BEF & German armies' engineers in 10/12mm - anyone seen any likely suspects?
Suppose it's to much to hope for actual engineer figures? Oh, well - more conversions.........

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[GrumpyOldMan]

Hello ianjgow

The probable best fit would be GR35 4 wheel general service wagon with team.

Pic here painted by the inimitable Mr Harwood:-



Pics of Limber riders and outriders may be helpful for you:-






Cheers

GrumpyOldMan

[fred.]

For engineer figures I have used the ones from the Franco Prussian war range, these are bare headed, in shirt sleeves with pick and shovel.

[Leman]

Both the WWII wagon and the engineers are very useful:

[Sunray]

Bare headed and in shirt sleeve order is all you need for an Engineer unit in the field. An officer or NCO in service dress and cap/helmet will help national recognition.  Engineers had also responsibility for chemical warfare as well as mining duties- mental image of 10mm figures digging holes deep into wargame table.

[Matt J]

DP your stuff is particularly ace

[Leman]

You say the sweetest things Matt.

[paulr]

You say the sweetest things Matt.

and it's even true 

I particularly like the ammunition in the redoubt, where did you get it?

[Leman]

Irregular 10mm WWI accessories. They also do a different ammo wagon.

[Womble67]

Like the pictures DP

take care

Andy

[Hertsblue]

Love the redoubt, DP. And the determination of the sappers - digging away in the face of an enemy assault! Great stuff.