Tuesday, 3 January 2012

20mm WW2 BT-7 Soviet Tanks, back to work and Resolutions!

Back to work today, a quiet Christmas, a quite New Year (except for the shagging fireworks!), painted some 20mm Soviet BT-7 tanks from Pegasus Hobbies for the painting challenge (Ray has cheated twice already!), Santa wasn't too bad to me either.

I don't post too much from home because the SWMBO has knackered 3 desktops so far and now has a laptop for wandering around poultry forums but it doesn't like blogger, so I visit more than comment at home because the laptop wouldn't survive the angry repeated typing.

I will start wandering around blogs again today, hope you had a good Christmas (you're not obliged to) and a good New Year (same thing), ignore those resolutions but to me me it's like the lyrics from a song "another day older and deeper in debt!"

Have a good one people but only if you want to!







20mm figure from PSC for scale or size purposes.




52 comments:

  1. yes i too have the pegasus bt7 although they look like a 5. nice job on the paint job.

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  2. Glad to hear you enjoyed some time off, and those BT-7s look great! Hope 2012 is good to you mate.

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  3. What a grand hobby! I wish I could get my brother to collect model tanks instead of cards :)

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  4. Tasty paint job on the heavy metal and all the best for 2012.

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  5. All the best for 2012, Fran.

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  6. Happy New Year Lurker! Good job on those tanks and I agree with that non resolution.

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  7. Very nice work on the tanks. Happy New Year Mr Lurker.

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  8. Nice to see you back Fran, BT's rock unless you are fielding them.

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  9. Glad to have you back old chap, ad great first post; top quality.

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  10. Happy New Year!

    You should ditch all this WW2 nonsense, SCW is were it's at. Even Ray could be classed as a adequate commander by the standards of leadership in that war.

    The BT-7 rules the table in SCW. Well it would if the Russian instructors spoke Spanish... or the crews had ever driven anything before... or if anyone had any ideas regarding armoured warfare...

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  11. Nice work on the tanks Fran. Glad your Christmas was good. Looked nice and sunny outside judging by the pictures

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  12. 'Shagging Fireworks' ... Must keep an eye out for those... Manufactured by Standard I presume?
    Good looking models mate.
    Steve

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  13. boo work! good stuff by the way.

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  14. Those are some cool little tanks you got there!

    Weird Interesting News
    Following!

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  15. Welcome back. Those are some nice looking tanks

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  16. I don't recommend shagging fireworks buddy.

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  17. I know what you mean about the fireworks!!! I'm planning on letting some off at midnight on some other random night, you think people will be impressed?

    Nice tanks as well. Also good for creating smoke cover!!!

    Ian

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  18. Nice tanks and all the best for 2012!

    Jason

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  19. haven't seen you since last year, Lurk :) Happy New 2012! To you and all Irish brothers and sisters!

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  20. My resolution is to actually finish my resolution this year.

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  21. It's good to have you back. That's a great finish on those tanks too, a fine sheen and dustiness.

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  22. tanks rock... i gave up on the resolutions years ago... i used to make up stuff of bad things that i would give up... like no more eating road kill... ahh the year was 1997.

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  23. But it's great to have you back Angry. And it's nice to know you got in a good shag for the New Year. Tanks and resolutions. Those two things go together in my mind for some reason.

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  24. they look good. do the wheels move?

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  25. Welcome back, Angry! You really can paint a mean tank. That slightly dusty look that makes them look like they're actually being used in war... I can't even comprehend how you do that.

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  26. great models !! I very like your blog, following :)

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  27. Good to have you back to work so you can blog again!!!!

    Hope you have a nice 2012

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  28. Enjoy 2012 and really like the tanks!

    Christopher

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  29. Welcome back.happy new year.
    Calvin one perfect. And tell mme about blogger problems and laptop ones. I setup my desktop but bcoz of Thailand,the harddisks prices have gone up. So,by desktop is t setup fully yet.

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  30. Nice painted tanks. Calvin might have some "angry" flowing through his veins!

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  31. Hello again moosh, nice tanks!

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  32. Those look cool!
    Don't type angry, man. Don't drive angry, either. Wait, that just applies to groundhogs named Phil...

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  33. Indeed. Everyone else around me should have resolutions and change.

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  34. the return of the king! ha. welcome back, glad you enjoyed your time off/vacation.

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  35. greaaat blogg ,interesting post =)hope you had really good begginig of the year =) great pictures

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  36. Excellent -as usual! HNY by the way :)

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  37. Love those BT-7s! - one of my favourite tanks!

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  38. Great to see you back on Blogger. Missed you while you were away. Even made Irish potato cakes but you were no where to be found. So I gobbled them up myself. Hahahaha.

    Cheers & Happy 2012.

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  39. Those tanks are amazing!

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  40. Great tanks -- glad to see you back in the blogosphere!

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  41. A BT-7 is cool. Six BT-7's are patriotic. Six BT-7's and a Red Army wench are GLORIOUS. For the Motherland, Comrade!

    (Oh, and great paintwork, too!)

    -Kye

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  42. Very crisp models, nice paint job. The speed and 45mm gun makes these fun on the table; just avoid being shot.
    I've installed Linux on my laptop, runs like a dream.

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  43. Very crisp models, nice paint job. The speed and 45mm gun makes these fun on the table; just avoid being shot.
    I've installed Linux on my laptop, runs like a dream.

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  44. Those tanks look great. I love that Calvin and Hobbes comic.

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  45. well, gosh darn it... I absolutely refuse to have a good one or have a gosh danged Happy New Year. No one is gonna force such well wishing on me, damn it. :) No siree.

    I like your tanks. Very detailed work, as usual. I felt like I was going to be invaded, at first glance.

    HAVE A HAPPY NEW YEAR!!!!!!!!

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  46. Happy Ney Year Fran!!!
    Good work with these BT-7's mate!!!
    What colour did you use for the highlight?
    T.

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  47. @Thanos: Medium grey from Vallejo.

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  48. Fantastic looking tanks. And I love the Calvin comic. Always was a huge fan of those.

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