I couldn't resist painting one :D - well black undercoat, what colour where they? grey or artillery green and which valero colours?
Dave
From a quick google - its almost what ever you fancy, plain in green or grey would work.
Also two tone disruptive patterns
(http://peachmountain.com/5star/images/AberdeenProvingGrounds/20060509_2099_NSengupta_AberdeenProvingGroundss.jpg)
This I must see! Although, from a wargaming point of view it's a bit of a white elephant since, to get the scale range right, it has to be positioned at the other end of the street. :'( :'( :'(
Quote from: Hertsblue on 26 April 2014, 09:08:12 AM
This I must see! Although, from a wargaming point of view it's a bit of a white elephant since, to get the scale range right, it has to be positioned at the other end of the street. :'( :'( :'(
you can use it has a bombing mission with the AA guns protecting it ;)
Dave
Now there's an idea!
WW1 'special forces' op? Never heard of one...apart from Lawrence, of course...(and Zeebrugge?). Entry/extraction far too difficult and much easier to bomb/shell anyway...if target located.
Still, could be different! Sneaky infantry unit...or pinpoint push with Whippets...or cavalry!!! ;)
Quote from: Heedless Horseman on 26 April 2014, 08:51:10 PM
WW1 'special forces' op? Never heard of one...apart from Lawrence, of course...(and Zeebrugge?). Entry/extraction far too difficult and much easier to bomb/shell anyway...if target located.
Still, could be different! Sneaky infantry unit...or pinpoint push with Whippets...or cavalry!!! ;)
Brilliant suggestion! Wing Commander Brock could be there with all manner of infernal devices stemming from the family's day job :)