First up? Three of the five Plastic Soldier Company Shermans that I bought so that I can do two very specific things:
1) Replace the three resin US Shermans from the old-style 'Open Fire' starter set so I can repaaint them as the heavily armoured backbone of my nascent Desert Rats force, and
2) Replace one of my two Fireflies in each troop with a normal Sherman, so that I can play an Op Overlord list rather than an Op Market Garden list.
[with apologies for crappy mobile phone pic] |
So I did.
Modelling + Painting = 6MMRPC Win.
See you soon,
- D.
Wish they had a kit for Sherman I's! They look nice plastics - just needstowage! ;)
ReplyDeleteOh, I just absolutely LOVE the PSC kits. They do come with spare tracks etc., which I'll put on before painting, but no stowage per se.
ReplyDeleteIt's a pity, but then over the years I've got used to my tanks at all scales looking pretty darned 'factory fresh'. In part it's because I think a lot of stowage sculpts that I've seen aren't very convincing, and in part it's because I really hate painting swathes of cloth at any scale!
Nice models.
ReplyDeleteCheers, John. I really do rate PSC's range. Bloomin' cheap too...
DeleteAnd hurrah for actual progress !
ReplyDeleteApparently it can happen.
DeleteGreat to see the 6MMRPC starting to work its mind-focusing magic! Looking forward to seeing your Desert Rats take shape :-)
ReplyDeleteIt's amazing what you can get done once you sit down and work on this painting thing for a bit. =P
ReplyDeleteGood stuff! Maybe seeing all this armor being completed will motivate me to open up my box of armor :)
ReplyDeleteThough, let's be honest, I should probably just sell it all to you - that way I can actually see it completed!
Looking good!
ReplyDeleteGood to see some positive work output!
ReplyDeleteI painted up my extra shermans to be able to run Overlord Canadians also.