I have just one of these from Airfix on my pile to be built when I get around to it. It will take more time and work, maybe turn out better somehow, for the modelling purist, with more parts sticking out but I would really rather have four or more ready-built and ready to go with less parts. In fact even no parts if possible would be the way to go. I did buy another model to the wrong scale while I was at it and remembered a couple of your posts when I realized it. A 1/48 plane with several 1/72.
They all look cool and ready for action. For what its worth the sheet above the cabin would have been used to camouflage the truck, so maybe a green colour.
Really nice stuff there Angry.
ReplyDeleteA solid looking convoy for the invasion, I'd agree.
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I have just one of these from Airfix on my pile to be built when I get around to it. It will take more time and work, maybe turn out better somehow, for the modelling purist, with more parts sticking out but I would really rather have four or more ready-built and ready to go with less parts. In fact even no parts if possible would be the way to go. I did buy another model to the wrong scale while I was at it and remembered a couple of your posts when I realized it. A 1/48 plane with several 1/72.
ReplyDeleteThey don't look too bad to me Lurker. Doesn't matter how bad the paint job is when viewed from the other side of the table anyway.
ReplyDeleteThey look good to me Fran...! The shading is really nice!
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oh, my, you could transport half of Europe in those vans!
ReplyDeleteLooks very nice !
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Those look great, well done on the paint job.
ReplyDeleteNo invasion is without a supply truck of sorts.
ReplyDeleteThe next worse thing infantry men feared after a battle. Being whisked away into another one.
Even the trucks looks super detailed!!! awesome!
ReplyDeletePretty cute and they look so real
ReplyDeleteThey all look cool and ready for action. For what its worth the sheet above the cabin would have been used to camouflage the truck, so maybe a green colour.
ReplyDeleteThey look fine to me, me little lepricorn!
ReplyDeleteI've got the German trucks from Pegasus. Two to a box and easy-build. Decent details too.
ReplyDeleteHighly recommended.
Love them, last time I painted Blitz trucks they were 10mm examples for Crossfire...:)
ReplyDeleteGreat trucks!
ReplyDeleteThey look good to me. Nice one, Fran.
ReplyDeleteWonderfully done. Now what is this convey going to be transporting, I wonder?
ReplyDeleteThese look almost like hand drawn pictures rather than replicas, but I guess they would do the job.
ReplyDeleteReally Nice Stuff. Would like to have them, too!
ReplyDeleteCool. I think they look apprpriately worn.
ReplyDeleteThose are incredible! Great job!
ReplyDeleteThe detailing is incredible. It really does look like a covering.
ReplyDeleteExcellent! You're really rolling on this project.
ReplyDeleteStupid question, do you put other models in them?
ReplyDeleteNo german army is complete without the venerable Opel!
ReplyDeleteTry the Pegasus Opel Blitz next time. Few pieces and very nice detail
ReplyDeleteHi, you need very big garege :) very nice weathering...
ReplyDeletenot garege... garage :)
ReplyDeleteveraayy nice
ReplyDeletenice detail on the grills. :)
ReplyDeletemore nice work.. :)
ReplyDeleteQuite a nice batch you got there.
ReplyDeleteThe idea of putting removable canvas tops is pretty cool. and did you do the paint job yourself? or did you purchase that way?
ReplyDeleteThey look very good! Nothing wrong with them. We are always our own worst critic!
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I like 'em.
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