Wargame models painting.
As I plan to play some “Barbarossa” scenarios in Battlegroup game, I started to build some tanks for it. My first choice was a light, reconnaissance tank – Pz. II C in generic, Panzergrau colour scheme. Model I used, is a well known, polish “Fist to Fight” series kit.
As usual, I used Tamiya & Gunze acrylics, AK, MiG and Vallejo effects and pigments, and some simple techniques, such as drybrushing and soft pencil.
Recovery vehicles models aren’t as popular as their armed equivalents, especially in 1/72nd scale. But they’re a great topic for modellers, if you like weathered and heavy worn models, because they were often used in hard conditions on the battlefield. Continue reading “Bergepanzer 38(t) – UM kit 1/72”
Well known, with an interesting design, but with very poor combat capabilities – KV-2. Presented model was built from a Zvezda kit. Continue reading “KV-2 Zvezda 1/100 (15 mm)”
German vehicles form 1945 are quite popular among modellers, becasue of theirs unusual painting schemes. I wanted to build some Panthers for my “Battlegroup” game tank platoon. But I also wanted them to look a little bit different. Continue reading ““Endkampf Panthers” – 2 Panthers from Italeri 1/72″
Light german scout car Sd. Kfz. 222 is one of the vehicles that are iconic for early WW II Blitzkrieg pictures. Presented model is made of well known polish First to Fight series kit. It is a good quality and affordable kit, perfect for any tabletop wargame in 1/72nd scale. Continue reading “Sd. Kfz. 222 september ’39 – First to Fight 1/72”