Modern Vehicles

[Lord Kermit of Birkenhead]

Like I said before - seen worse....

[Womble67]

They are absolutely brilliant

Take care

Andy

[MSawyer]

Love the M24 Chaffee. Would be good for Korea and French Indochina, Perhaps Task Force Smith or the French Far East Expeditionary Corps markings?   (Edit: Just read that Task Force Smith didn't have any tank support.  )

[Leon]

We've had another batch of Modern Vehicles through from Matt, so take a look at his outstanding work once again!

[Duke Speedy of Leighton]

Oh my, those are brilliant

[Techno II]

They are a bit ! 

Cheers - Phil

[Lord Kermit of Birkenhead]

Good stuff - but why waste time on the Conway, 1 prototype built !

[paulr]

 

Certainly an eclectic selection of vehicles

[Steve J]

Wonderful work as always .

[sean66]

awesome paint jobs as usual.
love the Berlin Camo
regards
Sean

[Big Insect]

awesome paint jobs as usual.
love the Berlin Camo
regards
Sean

I totally agree Sean - it has got to be one of the best Cold War camos - although some of the Modern Chinese camo schemes are also fantastic and give it a run for the money.

I must admit I am very tempted by some 10mm CWC armour for an imaginary "what if?" Berlin scenario

[Lord Kermit of Birkenhead]

Got an Airfix Chefey or two in it, it;s murderous to paint,

[hammurabi70]

I totally agree Sean - it has got to be one of the best Cold War camos - although some of the Modern Chinese camo schemes are also fantastic and give it a run for the money.

I must admit I am very tempted by some 10mm CWC armour for an imaginary "what if?" Berlin scenario

The Berlin cameo seems to have been inspired by the regularity of straight line human construction in an urban environment and one that used colours adjusted to such an environment.  The use of pixellated camouflage for rural settings as the Chinese appear to do puzzles me.  Can anyone explain why it might be better than traditional approaches to camouflage?

[John Cook]

Good stuff - but why waste time on the Conway, 1 prototype built !

The Conway is indeed an odd choice.  I wonder what the rationale was for that decision?  It might be useful in some post-apocalyptic scenario, where the zombies try to overrun The Tank Museum while David Fletcher is recording an episode of Tank Chats.  Other than that............

[sultanbev]

The original War Office plan was to issue Conways 1 per Centurion 20pdr Troop, but like the old Firefly and Sherman mix, with each division having a whole regiment just of Conquerors (!). In the end they just put 6-9 Conquerors in each regiment and left the regimental commanders to work it out.
But trying out the what-if with the Conways in each Troop might be an interesting game, once. I suspect it would have worked out badly in practice.

But a whole regiment of Conquerors, now that would be something!

[Lord Kermit of Birkenhead]

But a whole regiment of Conquerors, now that would be something!

Yes broken down and unrecoverable !

[Leon]

The Conway is indeed an odd choice.  I wonder what the rationale was for that decision?  It might be useful in some post-apocalyptic scenario, where the zombies try to overrun The Tank Museum while David Fletcher is recording an episode of Tank Chats.  Other than that............

I think the Conway was a freebie from the sculptor, he was doing the Cent 1 at the time and popped a Conway turret in the box for us.

[Big Insect]

The BTR-152 with armoured top is just crying out for the addition on a chap firing an RPG or a man-pad SAM 

[fsn]

I think the Conway was a freebie from the sculptor, he was doing the Cent 1 at the time and popped a Conway turret in the box for us.

And a mighty fine thing it is too!

I have a 1950s-ish imagination campaign where Conways, Conquerors and Centurions take on T54s and M48s.

[Lord Kermit of Birkenhead]

Bit of sugert with a craft knife and use of super glue Mark, but isn't the 152 a tad early for those. If you really want them now PSC 10mm stiuff will supply (this will get moderated for that un).