More WWII vehicles - ISUs, Sturmtiger and French W15!

[Leon]

The vehicle production line continues this week, with a mix of revamps and new models for you now.  

First up we've got an addition for the French, in the form of the Laffly W15 TCC, or “Tracteur Chasseur de Chars”, meaning tank hunter tractor.  Only 62 of these were made but it's a handy little addition to the range.  Moving on to the Germans, with the newer Tigers now in circulation we've had the Sturmtiger conversion done as well.  

Finally, we've got three releases for the Soviets.  With our revamped KV chassis' we've now been able to make some much better IS-2 and ISU-152 models, plus as a new addition we've got the ISU-122 as well.  This lot were produced in rather larger numbers, with 3850 x IS-2's, 1150 x ISU-122's and a massive 4,600 x ISU-152's made.  So you'll need a few for your armies...!

WWII
French - http://www.pendraken.co.uk/World-War-II-c19/French-sc127/
FRE59    Laffly W15 TCC     £2.80

German - http://www.pendraken.co.uk/World-War-II-c19/German-sc125/
GR85    Sturmtiger     £3.50

Soviet - http://www.pendraken.co.uk/World-War-II-c19/Russian-sc128/
SV39    IS-2     £3.20
SV43    ISU-152     £3.20
...
SV78    ISU-122     £3.20


And some pics:

FRE59 - Laffly W15



GR85 - Sturmtiger



SV39 - IS-2



SV43 - ISU-152



SV78 - ISU-122


 

[mad lemmey]

Those are nice! If nice can be used to describe massive armoured killing machines! 

[Womble67]

Very nice indeed

Take care

Andy

[fred.]

The poor little Laffly in the company of these behemoths 

How quickly armoured warfare advanced in 4 years.

[fsn]

Russian armour's not my thing, but I bet there's an amount of post war shenanigans to be had out the Russian stuff?

Very nice, very nice indeed.

Pendraken just gets betterer and betterer.

[Steve J]

Some lovely looking new/revamped kit

[ianrs54]

Course even I can afford the entire production run of Strum Tigers, all 6 of them. Just show the unhealthy fixation on all things Tiger.

IanS

[FierceKitty]

Those are nice! If nice can be used to describe massive armoured killing machines! 

You can say "Those are, like, totally killer, dude.", I suppose.

[Chad]

Ian

Are the Strum Tigers a WW2 German heavy metal band? 😈

[kustenjaeger]

Leon

Very nice.  While we are at WW2 vehicles, whatever happened to the Italian M11/39?  I thought it had been done but can't find it in the catalogue.

Regards

Edward

[ianrs54]

Ian

Are the Strum Tigers a WW2 German heavy metal band? 😈

No - they are a techno one 

[Techno]

Ah yes.....I remember the song we recorded.
"The homunculus in my gazebo".

So rare, it's not even on YouTube. 

Cheers - Phil. (And now....... back to the thread.)

[Leon]

Course even I can afford the entire production run of Strum Tigers, all 6 of them. Just show the unhealthy fixation on all things Tiger.

Geez, you moan when we release things that aren't MORE ARMOUR and then when we put out some vehicles you moan about those as well!  Anyway, I thought that 7 of them were used...  

Very nice.  While we are at WW2 vehicles, whatever happened to the Italian M11/39?  I thought it had been done but can't find it in the catalogue.

That's a good question, I'll have to check on that one.

[ianrs54]

Yes if they are prototypes, or non-service ones. There over 200 WWII vehicles, and roughly 1000 modern ones, so vehicles with a run of 6 really are a wasted effort considering the number of service ones there really were/are.

Cheers

IanS

[fred.]

 But conversions of existing models are much less effort all round then new ones.  Rather like with the real ones.