Included some comparison pictures with the Pz-38T from Pegasus Hobbies. The Pz-38T was a light tank compared to the Panzer IV being considered a medium tank.
Wednesday, 10 August 2011
20mm WW2 Painted German Panzer IV Platoon.
The forces for Operation Sealion increase in size again with these Panzer IVs from Frontline Wargaming, they weren't a particularly good model (lot of holes, some pieces broken and detail lacking) but they'll do for romping around England.
Included some comparison pictures with the Pz-38T from Pegasus Hobbies. The Pz-38T was a light tank compared to the Panzer IV being considered a medium tank.
Included some comparison pictures with the Pz-38T from Pegasus Hobbies. The Pz-38T was a light tank compared to the Panzer IV being considered a medium tank.
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Another nice unit, should be quite an impressive force all in
ReplyDeleteHoles or not, you've patched em up and painted em up well. You'd never know it from those pictures.
ReplyDeletethey look great!
ReplyDeletecant see any defects
Yeah, good job on those Fran, lookin good.
ReplyDeleteHaving all models in the army painted is something to be proud! :D
ReplyDeleteNice unit, maybe you could do some weathering, nothing bigg, just add some patch of brown on the bottom of the trak.
Nice work sir. I really can't tell there was any defects. Good job
ReplyDeleteWell done mate!
ReplyDeleteThey look ready to ruble, just off the assembly line!
holes? I cannot tell that there are any, but if there are, then call it "battle damage" and field 'em well.
ReplyDeleteYou're building up a very nice invasion force. If you haven't filled in the holes already do as Justin suggested and call them battle damage.
ReplyDeleteholes and missing pieces? really? where? i just see more of your incredible work!
ReplyDeleteNice one...I´m not too sure about the aerial recognition flag. If they have invaded GB, then the RAF would be out of action..and the Luftwaffe would rule the skys..so would they need it...just a mo..I´ve just seen the argument for them...I´ll shut up.
ReplyDeleteCheers
paul
I dunno, they look pretty good to me. Hope you have a groovy day.
ReplyDeleteDamn it, the more I see of all the cool stuff you've been building, the bigger the urge to go drop some cash at the hobby shop. I'm envious mate!
ReplyDeleteAnother really nice job!
ReplyDeleteOther very nice collections, those tanks look definitely cool!
ReplyDeleteGreat stuff Fran, looking forward to a game with these! Git!
ReplyDeleteFive against Two, that'll be a tough.
ReplyDeleteVery nice!
ReplyDeleteNicely done. They look ready for battle.
ReplyDeleteThe tanks look so real
ReplyDeleteyou might send a few of them down to London ;)
ReplyDeleteThey look dam fine to me.
ReplyDeleteThose look awesome. Makes me want to try and build something like that.
ReplyDeleteI'd like to think I have a pretty good eye, and I can't see any defects. I think you did a great job. Cheers!
ReplyDeleteI swear dude, your paint job is always amazing! :D
ReplyDeleteLooks really good!
ReplyDeletethey're awesome
ReplyDeletewhat is this!?! tanks for ants?! how are ppl suppose to fit in these!?!?! :p
ReplyDeleteThey look very good. Do you use a paint brush or an airbrush?
ReplyDeleteNice painty job. You cluld have left the holes in for realism!
ReplyDeleteNice work, I can almost hear them rolling. You should do one that's blown up.
ReplyDeletePanzer. My favorite German word. THose things are awesome.
ReplyDeleteThose are some big bad muthas...with guns.
ReplyDeleteStill prefer the 38t! - This version PzKw IV were quite good at messing up Allied infantry and artillery, but they dont look half as good as the F2 to me!
ReplyDeleteNice job of repairing them!
I wouldn't want to be England! (based on the tanks. gods, it kills me to have to clarify...but...you know, riots)
ReplyDeleteNice work Angry L, I have been trying to ignore your 20mm (smallscale WW2) stuff as I have a shed load of it to do myself and not time for it at the mo. Love the early war German stuff.
ReplyDeleteCheers
Paul
nice! i'm probably having some laying around too
ReplyDeleteNice panzers!
ReplyDeleteChristopher
Those are very nice. And I agree with MRanthrope, Panzer is a great word.
ReplyDeleteAmazing, as always!
ReplyDeletei want a real tank. just roll that shit down the highway with my tunes cranked........
ReplyDeleteSuper paint job, hand firmed up a bit on the crosses. Nice.
ReplyDeleteLovely.I always wanted to go on the 39-42 tour with the Germans.
ReplyDeletenicely done
ReplyDeleteFantastic work Fran.
ReplyDeleteGood work
ReplyDeleteYou have to be vareful with Frontline, so true
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