This just about completes my Interwar Japanese tank 'needs', though haven't got any of one I want - my first Japanese 'tank' was a converted Type 92 tankette following the Airfix magazine article of long ago (must dig that out sometime - still got it!
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| Must admit I prefer this colour scheme with strictly limited amounts of yellow. Still not very good on the flag insignia. |
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| As with all Frontline tanks, basic and the odd bit snaps off, but they are fine for wargaming, easy to put together and cost half as much as many other companies! |
Currently working on the second EWM infantry squad. I've got one more but it has separate heads - not liked by me! For the future, I've put in what might be my last 'big' order for a while - German WW1 infantry to act as Interwar Freikorps, few other infantry supports and artillery, plus the Frontline bridge - wanted something like that for a while, both for WW2 type battles and Newhaven.
Good looking tanks. A fine job on the camouflage.
ReplyDeleteRegards, James
Thank you.It is, I think, one of the best looking camouflage schemes I've used so far.
DeleteCan you say tanks are pretty?... well these are 😁
ReplyDeleteI remember that Airfix Magazine article... I tried it myself... I used to use cardboard instead of plastic card... at the time I thought it came out rather well...
All the best. Aly
Pretty fits. If I can find those articles think I'll post them under the 'fair use' and 'educational' headings. Thinking back I used to have Priests, Stalin 2s, Pz3s, SAS jeeps... all gone...
DeleteOh, not forgetting all those Bren carrier conversions!
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