Motivation and other factors have meant I didn't enter the Analogue Hobbies Painting Challenge this year, good luck to the brave 100 (except Ray)!
Theses were painted earlier in the year..........
These resin tanks with metal parts are from Khurasan and are very decent casts, very little fuss, no markings for them yet.
There is a 15mm IDF trooper for a little scale help.........
These are actual IDF Merkavas........
15mm Khurasan IDF infantryman.........
Excellent mate. I love that colour.
ReplyDeleteAppreciate that Paul!
DeleteGreat work, I love the tank armour colour.
ReplyDeletegreetings
Thanks Michal!
DeleteImpressive machines Fran! Lovely work.
ReplyDeleteThanks for that Rodger!
DeleteMighty fine tanks Ratbag!
ReplyDeleteCheers for the truthful words slackbladder!
DeleteVery nice. They are actually not a tank I really like. But that is not saying you have done a bad job. You have done a good job. But because they can also carry infantry I prefer a dedicated tank and not a hybrid MICV and Tank.
ReplyDeleteBut that is all my Hang up and takes nothing away from how well they are painted.
Totally agree Clint, they are not my favourites but just something for the IDF to field!
DeleteGood sized tanks. And three of them! Well done.
ReplyDeleteCheers Alex!
DeleteIt's a shame you didn't enter the painting challenge but I'm sure Ray will do you proud. The tanks look great. I certainly wouldn't want to be staring down the barrel of one of them.
ReplyDeleteThanks Mark but proud?
DeleteVery nicely done Fran!
ReplyDeleteThanks Phil!
Deletesend them against the nearest anthill!
ReplyDeleteBig ants around here mate!
DeleteThey look the part all right!
ReplyDeleteCheers Adrian?
DeleteGreat work Fran! We'll miss you in the painting challenge, but I hope you stop by to throw things from the peanut gallery from time to time...
ReplyDeleteCheers Greg and probably stones!
DeleteTerrific work Fran. The colour scheme seems very appropriate, and your brushwork has certainly helped bring out all the models' detail. Indeed, I've spent a bit of time pouring over your piccies and looking at all the very nice touches the sculptor has achieved with them. Wonderful stuff imho.
ReplyDeleteI really appreciate that Simon!
DeleteThey are tanks not to be messed with. Great job indeed.
ReplyDeleteThanks Pat!
DeleteNice tanks Fran :)
ReplyDeleteSad to hear you won't be with us in the Challenge this year - hopefully you'll be back in the madhouse for the 8th rendition :)
Cheers for that Tamsin!
DeleteNice modeling, my General!
ReplyDeleteThank you Field Marshall!
DeleteWill miss you in the challenge. I expect many supportive comments too all except ray obviously
ReplyDeleteOf course!
DeleteNicely done! They look just like the real deal. Kind of eerie, really.
ReplyDeleteCheers boys!
DeleteLooking very smart Fran, nice kit!
ReplyDeleteThanks Paul!
DeleteTank looks a bit sci-fi. looks really great painted. cheers
ReplyDeleteYou're right Brendon!
DeleteThat's some seriously slick lookin' armor there, Fran! Well done!
ReplyDeleteCheers Chris!
DeleteExcellent work Fran. Always liked the look of that tank.
ReplyDeleteNice one Rod!
DeleteThey are big beasties aren't they! Nice one Fran
ReplyDeleteAppreciate that sir!
DeleteThese look most excellent!
ReplyDeleteI like both the model and the simple yet efficient paintjob you did.
Cheers for that kind sir!
DeleteAwesome work dude. You just need some of those female Israeli soldiers to go with it now :)
ReplyDeleteThat would be very cool!
DeleteExcellent work Fran
ReplyDeleteCheers again Neil!
DeleteGreat looking tanks Fran! Unfortunate you won't be in the challenge this year, but hope to see you again next year.
ReplyDeleteChristopher
Thanks for that Christopher!
DeleteThey look great. Poor Rayola. Not counting him.
ReplyDeleteOf course not, he's despicable!
DeleteNooooooooo.
DeleteYeeesssssssssss!
DeleteThat's how a tank should look like. You don't want to mess with those, I guess.
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