The German robots move slowly forward undaunted by enemy fire. The advance is methodical as their laser guns hit the allied positions and their claw-like hands open and shut, trying to grab any enemy soldiers.
Fear grips their enemies as their weapons seem unable to hurt them. The clanking sound of their metallic bodies echoes through the battlefield, sending chills down the spines of the opposing soldiers.
The relentless march of the robots creates a sense of impending doom, casting a shadow over the battlefield as the allied forces struggle to find a way to overcome this mechanical menace. Onward they advance, breaking through the enemy lines with ease.
The advance continues when suddenly the robots are faced by enemy armour with shells landing all around them. The robots seem to falter as if stunned by the fire.
The robots seemed to sense the threat and charged towards the tanks, claws preparing to tear their armoured foes apart. A Sherman Firefly opened fire and the lead robot disappeared in a shower of twisted metal……………
These figures are part of Westwind Productions Secrets of the Third Reich range,
I am not sure why these Kreigmachines (love the name) need breathers but they look cool anyway. I really like Westwind’s ranges and these are no exception.
Looks cool! Maybe they are cyborgs, and that’s why they need the rebreathers? Like General Grievous from Star Wars, mostly metal with a little bit of human stuff inside!
Nicely done, Dave! 🙂 I think I’ll order some for myself!
Great work Dave, maybe the rebreathers and helms are for disguise when in a foxhole, so the enemy think they’re regular troops until too late !
Those are great.
Cheers,
Pete.