Saturday, 4 April 2020

24th Colonial Infantry Regiment, Syria `41

24th Colonial Infantry Regiment, Syria `41

Well a bit of it anyway :)

2 x 12 figure, Groupe de combate plus a small 4-man HQ, so a weak infantry company under our rules.
All these are those Elhiem Figures Senegalese, some with head-swaps using various Adrian heads out of the bits box, the telephone op is from Raventhorpe 

1st platoon




2nd platoon




HQ

6 comments:

  1. Great group Matt.The figures are very well painted.Were these guys coming from europe or Middle east?

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    1. The 24th Colonial was part of the French overseas Army "Troupes de Marine" and was stationed in the Levante (Syria/Lebanon) at the time. These white (though of course they could be locals or from anywhere in the Empire really) units tended to garrison Frances colonial outposts and colonies.

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  2. Nice work, Richard.

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