Here you are the last WWII models we finished. Some are new and some are just rebased for use with BKC. The russian tanks didn't have bases, but sinche the tracks tended to come apart I made them one/Ecco gli ultimi modelli che abbiamo finito per la seconda guerra mondiale. Alcuni sono solo stati rimbasettati per giocare a BKC. I carri russi non avevano un piedistallo, ma siccome i cingoli tendevano a scollarsi glie ne ho fatto uno.
T34-76 and T34-85 with snowed bases/T34-76 e T34-85 con piedistalli innevati. 1/72 Fujimi, painted by IlVJ
Katjusha missile launcher truck/Camion lanciamissili Katjusha. 1/72, unknown ukranian manufacturer, painted by IlVJ
Tiger Ausf E/Tigre versione E. 1/72, Hasegawa, painted by Ginzio
Sdkfz 234/1 and Sdkfz 234/4 armoured cars/Autoblindo Sdkfz 234/1 and Sdkfz 234/4. 1/72, Hasegawa and Airfix, painted by Ginzio
German infantry/Fanteria tedesca. 1/72, Esci, painted by Ginzio
German Afrika Korp Stug III/Stug III dell'Afrika Korp. 1/72, Fujimi, painted by Ginzio
Excellent Work
RispondiEliminaAll nice models, well made and painted
My only reservation is with the Airfix A/C as it has those awful early war arches over the wheels.
Roden and Hasagawa are right on this but sadly Airfix are wrong
Nothing to do with you though :)
Nb: The DAK Stug IIID is their only
RispondiEliminaTwo vehicles were sent to North Afrika, and one was lost in an unloading accident in the harbour, so "one" made it into operational service
Thanks for your comments,
RispondiEliminaI know the Airfix armoured car is incorrect, but I bought in a big lot and thought to paint it anyway, but even to me it's rather disturbing.
Also thank for sharing the infos about the Stug, nice to know.
Cheers