Just for kicks. My son bought a clix figure that had a deformed head, so we attached a pumpkin to make:
The much-feared leader of the rebellion, Tricksy O'Treat.
Sunday, October 20, 2013
Wednesday, October 16, 2013
More Steel Beasts
Still on a roll with the 15mm WW2 stuff. This time we have 8 Panther tanks, 3 from Plastic Soldier Company and 5 from Battlefront (Panther A boxed set).
Size-wise, the models from the two companies are a very good match; detail-wise, they're pretty good - the BF models have "busier" engine decks and spare road wheels for the turrets, the PSC models have plenty of track links and storage boxes.
Two of the PSC models have the early production hull MG plate, rather than a kugelball mount. Evidently this unit has a couple of survivors of the 1943 battles.
If Brookhurst ever deliver the Peter Pig Panthers I ordered, I'll add them to the mix for comparison.
Size-wise, the models from the two companies are a very good match; detail-wise, they're pretty good - the BF models have "busier" engine decks and spare road wheels for the turrets, the PSC models have plenty of track links and storage boxes.
Two of the PSC models have the early production hull MG plate, rather than a kugelball mount. Evidently this unit has a couple of survivors of the 1943 battles.
If Brookhurst ever deliver the Peter Pig Panthers I ordered, I'll add them to the mix for comparison.
Monday, October 7, 2013
More German Armour
This time we have three Jagdpanzer IV tank hunters. Battlefront models.
And three Wirbelwind anti-aircraft vehicles, again, Battlefront models:
And, because quad 20mm is not powerful enough, three Ostwind SPAA vehicles:
Lastly, we have a lone Panzer IVH from Plastic Soldier Company:
And three Wirbelwind anti-aircraft vehicles, again, Battlefront models:
And, because quad 20mm is not powerful enough, three Ostwind SPAA vehicles:
Lastly, we have a lone Panzer IVH from Plastic Soldier Company:
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