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Showing posts with label Russian Tank. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Russian Tank. Show all posts
Wednesday, 26 February 2025

Skytrex 1/200 - KV2 Model

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This (KV2) has been been on my Barbarossa 1941 (1/200 scale) wish list for a long time. It is the eternal frightening tank (along with its s...
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Monday, 6 September 2021

Soviet 28m Reinforcements

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Assembled in the factory, Warlord Games Russian Infantry than accompanied the Warlord KV1 (with insane KV2 turret option), heading towards t...
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Sunday, 20 December 2020

Soviet Armour of WWII (Again): Not just a T-26 but a T-26-4 Artillery Tank

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I sense a rather long rant coming on. If I am being perfectly honest, it is a rant mostly at myself, not the kit. UM models and me have a lo...
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Saturday, 19 December 2020

On the Subject of Soviet WWII Armour: The T-35 Land-ship

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It is everyone's secret desire to have a T-35 even though may not admit it, or like me even know what they would do with it if they ever...
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Thursday, 17 December 2020

PSC T34-76 and T34-85 options

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When in doubt with what to do with your time, simple male a fast build T34/76 (or T34/85) from the Plastic Soldier Company WWII 20mm Soviet ...
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Saturday, 24 October 2020

Note to Self: Painting Russian WWII Tanks

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It started with a simple question, "What Vallejo colour do I use as the base colour for Russian WWII tanks?" Plastic Soldier Paint...
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Sunday, 17 May 2020

28mm KV1 (or KV2) - "The People's Heavy Tank"

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I put specific boxes on my "computer desk" eye-line to taunt me into "reminding me they are still here". The Warlord Gam...
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Thursday, 7 December 2017

Battleground 2017: The Haul

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Slightly overdue in coming ... I was quite sensible (well to my strange mind) and all these purchases made a sort of practical sense to ex...
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Saturday, 21 May 2016

More 15mm Russians - PSC T34/76 and T34/85

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The last "batch" of Russian vehicles were put together,the ubiquitous T34/76 (and T34/85 option). Something to stir fear and dread...
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Thursday, 5 May 2016

15mm Madness Continues .. Pocket Money Toys

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Now that my interest is "spiked" (as in active) in 15mm I am drawn to the 'Zvezda stands' in model shops. On a recent visi...
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Thursday, 23 January 2014

The "Tank" that scared me as a kid: T34 (Airfix classic 1/72 T34/76 and T34/85)

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The assault on the unmade kit boxes continues. From "box 3" I present an Airfix T34 tank: As a kid I didn't get my hands on ...
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Tuesday, 19 November 2013

Plastic Soldier Company: T34 Boxed Set

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The good thing about the model tank sets you get from PSC is that they always give you three of the best, in this case a T-34 76mm (1943) re...
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Friday, 4 October 2013

Plastic Soldier Company T34/85 and T34/76 (1943)

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Cue "Great Patriotic War Music"  as the T34/85 rill onto centre-stage (see below): The robust "Panzer Killer" with ...
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Thursday, 25 April 2013

Plastic Soldier Company (PSC) T70 Light Tanks

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I simply could not stop myself, there were too many seductive blog postings complementing the Plastic Soldier Company on their T70's, so...
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Thursday, 30 August 2012

Recent Ancient Fury but WWII is Not Forgotten

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Time TravelingWargame Interests From: 5th Century BC to 20th Century AD Confession: I recently was in a model shop and couldn't help...
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Thursday, 23 September 2010

Red Muscle the T34/76

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What wargame collection is complete without the ubiquitous T34 of 1941 era? Fast, rugged, punchy and well armoured, sloping to boot. Its tac...
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Tuesday, 21 September 2010

152 reasons to be wary of Russian tanks

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Bar the crazy, multi-turreted T-35 land-tank the KV-2 has got to be the front runner as the strangest Russian tank (early war?). To call it ...
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Sunday, 19 September 2010

Russian Heavy Metal

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Just to prove that not all my tanks have black crosses on them. Indeed something to scare any German tank commander in 1941. The KV1: Eve...
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Friday, 3 September 2010

Modern (Post WWII) Russian T-55A (1968)

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It feels like cheating getting ready made kits but it was a bargain to boot. Upfront I must confess I have been very envious of the wargam...
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Wednesday, 1 September 2010

ArmourFast T34-85

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Will this show of raw naked plastic ever end? Perhaps not, this time it was two banged together T34-85's from ArmourFast. The T34-85 ...
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