Panzerfäuste Gallery

This unit of the Dwarf Ausland Korp was easilly converted from the standard Panzerfaüste dwarf miniatures line to act as opponents for the Gnome Foreign Legion in the Great Desert Campaign. Some of the models had their trousers extended over the jackboots to ankle lenght with green stuff, whilst others have had sand goggles added to accentuate the desert campaign look. Wessex Games will probably issue DAK miniatures similar to these but in the meantime a small amount of putty and a different paintjob will give you a brand new unit.

A close up of the DAK NCO from the section above. This uniform cut could also be painted up in field grey for late war Dwarves or alternatively in a three colour camo for late warEisenschützen troops

Another DAK NCO, this one a fine paint job by Rob Hooper from the Coat of Arms painting service.

Steve needed a unit of the Dwarf Iron Guard for his Bad Seed scenario (see Scenarios page). The intention from WG is to produce some late war troops at some stage, but as an early war unit was needed, Steve decided to paint them up in the black parade ground uniform to give them a distinctive and somewhat sinister look. The models here are almost all just paint job conversions, though the NCO with smg has had his goggles removed.

A close up of an Eisenschützen trooper and lmg NCO. The armband is a winged hammer in a white diamond and is based on an album cover design by US Heavy Metal band Manowar.

A more detailed close up of the Eisenschützen lmg NCO.

These miniatures are conversions to the standard Dwarf Infantry by Steve Flanagan, done to accompany John Wilson's article on chemical warfare in Panzerfäuste featured in Ragnarok 47. The adddition of Green Stuff gasmasks and a WW1 camo=helmet paintjob gives you a quick unit of effective looking Kemisches Korps Truppen.

Steve also made this impressive Orc Cavlryman to accompany the article, inspired by the illustration of British WW1 cavalry from the excellent Charley's War strip. The model is constructed from bits and pieces from Citadel, Renegade and Scalelink, as well as some Green Stuff.

A couple of Gnome infantry painted by Steve Flanagan, this time in the WW1 horizon-blue uniform as opposed to the WW2 khaki.

A picture of a work in progress off Steve Blease's workbench - a Panzerfäuste ogre. Based on the Hungarian WW2 uniform, this ogre is made up from a Games Workshop ogre with Airfix accessories and a fair bit of Green Stuff. Steve intends to make up a small section for battles against the Dark Elves.