I'm not to sure what a 'spandau' looks like so I've stuck a mg42 in this piece rather than the one george mentions: <title>Queens Own Cameron Highlanders I've tried to capture the moment when he has dealt with the machine gunners and then sees the Tiger Tank
Another nice one Soren. Good guess on 'Spandau', MG 42 correct! (or 34). Sales opportunity using members websites?
Be better off in a steel helmet with a camo net on. like these British Army in Normandy - Normandy Unit Profiles 51 Highland will be pleased you've drawn his Dad.
Another nice one Soren. Good guess on 'Spandau', MG 42 correct! (or 34). Sales opportunity using members websites? Have you read about him, fabulous, he needs to be commemorated!!
Have you read about him, fabulous, he needs to be commemorated!! 'course I have mate, I'm sure 51 will be pleased.
Be better off in a steel helmet with a camo net on. like these British Army in Normandy - Normandy Unit Profiles 51 Highland will be pleased you've drawn his Dad. I thought about the helmet as I was drawing it, but the soft hat sat rather well on his head so I left it.
Don't forget the face wound. a spent round ricocheted and lodge in my face where the two jaw bones hinge.
Cheers Soren, please send me e-mail copies, like to use them on the website. Face wound was left cheek, Also his ripped trousers where both legs were 'nicked' by passing bullets !! Charmed life or what?
Soren , how about using this photo with George in steel helmet? George Sands standing 2nd from left. 5th Queens Own Cameron Highlanders France 1944
I've posted the 2 drawings on my website Soren, PM'D you. If there's a problem with displaying them let me know. Would like your full name and age too if thats ok.
OK, I'm going to have a crack at a new version..... Post a copy on here when you're done soren. Would love to it.
Hi Marcus, I've not forgotten this, I'm getting ready for the 'All American Armour' weekend at Bovington, once that's over I can get down to some drawing! Soren
