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To Para or not to Para.

Working full time as a commission painter is awesome, the downside is time to paint for yourself can be limited at best.
With limited hobby time painting armies can be a real struggle and choosing what to paint even harder.
To the point, I've currently been putting the finishing touches to a gaming standard (basic quality) Bolt action British army and now its time to start planning something new.

So what to do, I've done a quick test model for a theoretical British paratroopers army and would like to see what everyone thinks.
I've upped the standard a little but i'm still undecided if 28MM is the way to go or maybe try some 15mm WW2.

Here's some pics of my Brits too hope you like.

Martin.

That's a lovely battlegroup you've got there. The weathering on the scout car is excellent.

Hi peeps done a couple more tanks for my new bolt action army hope you like.

If anyone is interested im going to be putting the tetrarch (small tank) on ebay so pm me if you want to make an offer

Many thanks

Great looking minis. The armoured car is stunning, and the drab on the binocular guy is very well made too.

Wow, that is a fantastic weathering job on that Sherman. Very nice work.

That's possibly the best/most apt photo background with the chap with the binoculars I have seen also!

Wow man this stuff is fetching ace! That British infantry man is one of the best schemes and blends I've ever seen. Come on over to south Carolina and help me with some 15mm.