Hi again!
I have been busy updating my Tiger and the Panzer IV that I had painted before. I was not happy with the paint job and the numbers that I had added.
Here is the Panzer IV with the improved colors, numbers, unit markings, and cross.
So I added a lighter coat of paint to bring out some more highlights and I also purchased some decals from the local wargaming store. The decals took some time to add but they look much better than I can possibly paint.
Here is the Tiger with her new colors, numbers, unit markings, and cross
While I was at the game shop I picked up a new vehicle. This is the Jagdpanther. It is a Monster of a tank destroyer. I have seen one of these up close while I was at Aberdeen Proving Grounds in Maryland in the USA.
I have always loved this vehicle and a campaign that I am thinking of running at the club will feature it as a possible support vehicle.
The model is part plastic and part resin is from the Flames of War series of miniatures from Battlefront. The model is very good and there is some very nice details on the tank. I enjoyed putting it together. It comes with a blown out building that it can hide in and use as a firing site. I am not done with that yet but once I am I will post a picture of that.
Here is are some good pictures with all three tanks side by side so you can see the size difference.
Well have a good night! Now I have infantry to paint!!!
Have a good week!
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Showing posts with label Panzer IV Tank. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Panzer IV Tank. Show all posts
Monday, June 1, 2015
Saturday, May 23, 2015
Painted Tanks
Good afternoon all!
I hope everyone is having a good weekend! I had some time today so I painted up my Tiger I and my Panzer IV.
These are both inspired by tanks from the Eastern front around early 1943.
I hope you like the pictures and I look forward to building and painting more soon. Again these are 15mm Plastic Soldier Company products. They are very good and if you have ever built a scale model in the past you can build these very easily.
Have a great weekend.
I hope everyone is having a good weekend! I had some time today so I painted up my Tiger I and my Panzer IV.
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| Tiger I on the left and the Panzer IV on the right |
These are both inspired by tanks from the Eastern front around early 1943.
I hope you like the pictures and I look forward to building and painting more soon. Again these are 15mm Plastic Soldier Company products. They are very good and if you have ever built a scale model in the past you can build these very easily.
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| Tiger on the left and a Panzer IV on the right |
Have a great weekend.
Tuesday, May 19, 2015
Tanks!
Hi all,
Well the other day I decided to swing by the local wargame shop and I picked up a box of Plastic Soldier Company's Tiger and Panzer IV tanks. These are 15 mm miniature tanks. I will be using them with the other members of the club in a number of games of Chain of Command. It will be the Eastern Front battles.
The models are very good and they go together quickly. I was able to build both tanks within two hours, so about one hour each.
I will make the rest, 4 tigers in total, and 5 Panzer IV's.
Once I have them painted up I will post some more pictures.
Thanks for swinging by and checking out my pictures.
Well the other day I decided to swing by the local wargame shop and I picked up a box of Plastic Soldier Company's Tiger and Panzer IV tanks. These are 15 mm miniature tanks. I will be using them with the other members of the club in a number of games of Chain of Command. It will be the Eastern Front battles.
The models are very good and they go together quickly. I was able to build both tanks within two hours, so about one hour each.
I will make the rest, 4 tigers in total, and 5 Panzer IV's.
Once I have them painted up I will post some more pictures.
Thanks for swinging by and checking out my pictures.
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