Got them finished!!
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Lawks alive!
That's a lot of steel. :o
Table reinforcement required me thinks ;)
Very nice indeed
Take care
Andy
Those look cracking, first ones we've seen painted as well!
8)
:-bd
Cheers - Phil
That's more than the Soviets ever got running. What unit - 1st Battle Squadron, Northern Red Banner fleet :D
IanS
:-bd
I wonder what the stats are for these in BKC, out of interest?
Awesome looking and nicely done! Please tell me what paint you used for the base green? Thanks,
Terry
:-bd =D> :-bd
Quote from: Terry37 on 23 January 2017, 10:58:07 PM
Awesome looking and nicely done! Please tell me what paint you used for the base green? Thanks,
Terry
It was Vallejo Russian green 894. then heavy 50% 894 : 50% white highlight. Black wash then another highlight
Thanks Fred, they really look great and I'll keep it in mind when I do some Russians.
Terry
Look great, though doubt if they would have had the chance to 'weather'! Got me thinking about 'What If' Stalin decided to get in a pre-emptive strike with prepared forces? Luftwaffe tied up with B of B. Germans rushing in whatever they could get to Poland after fall of France. Might not be such a massacre...quite! :-
Excellent work. I'd be interested to see one alongside a Pendraken T34. I'm guessing they're about twice as long (which isn't surprising, seeing as they had an 11-man crew!).
I'll have a bash at doing that later!
Quote from: Gazza on 27 January 2017, 01:41:06 PM
Excellent work. I'd be interested to see one alongside a Pendraken T34. I'm guessing they're about twice as long (which isn't surprising, seeing as they had an 11-man crew!).
Not quite. The T-34 is surprisingly big! All that sloped armour means you need a bigger tank to get everything fitted in...
(http://www.vehiclehi.com/download/view?resolution=640x960&file=MTQwMHgyMzQyLzIwMTIxMDI2L3d3MiB0YW5rIHNpemUgY29tcGFyaXNvbiBjaGFydCBieSBzYW5pdHkgeW91IHJlIHdlbGNvbWUgMTQwMHgyMzQyIHdhbGxwYXBlcl93d3cudmVoaWNsZWhpLmNvbV85OC5qcGc=&name=d3cyX3Rhbmtfc2l6ZV9jb21wYXJpc29uX2NoYXJ0X2J5X3Nhbml0eV95b3VfcmVfd2VsY29tZV8xNDAweDIzNDJfd2FsbHBhcGVy)
Thanks chaps. So a bit longer than a Königstiger, then. Still, I shouldn't have liked to be going toe-to-toe with of those in a Panzer III or 38(t)! I've just done some Googling and was surprised to learn its maximum armour was 30mm. I was expecting Char B1 bis or Matilda A12 levels of protection. Presumably this was to keep weight down?
It was very difficult to steer, as it was too narrow for the length, among its other faults.
IanS
You can fit 3 x Vicker MkVI side by side & nose on down the flank of a Panda III.
Bless Flames of War and it's unrealistic combat situations!
Panda III?
Quote from: fsn on 28 January 2017, 04:14:39 PM
Panda III?
Was that the 1943 K/F (Kung-Fu) variant?
Quote from: RoyWilliamson on 23 January 2017, 01:53:17 PM
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I wonder what the stats are for these in BKC, out of interest?
Troops Arm Move AT AP CA Hits Save Cost
Heavy Tank Unit (T-35) ARM 15 3/50 3/80 4 4 6 100 #7 R
Note 7. Heavy Tank Unit (T-35)
Can fire at targets in a 90° arc to the rear instead of firing to the front
You could add the 45mm turret as an option and allow them to fire separately
Small 45 mm Turret 2/50 1/60
Not bad for an early war tanks - if they do not break down
Yup, pandas and tiggers...