Panzerwaffe in Finland(1941-1944) slideshow.
Posted: Tue Feb 23, 2010 8:00 pm
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Panzerwaffe in Finland(1941-1944) slideshow.
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Posted: Tue Feb 23, 2010 8:42 pm
Awesome
Posted: Sat Mar 27, 2010 8:25 am
awesome
Posted: Sat Mar 27, 2010 9:07 pm
Great slideshow Panzer_M.
Thanks for posting.
Thanks for posting.
Posted: Sat Mar 27, 2010 10:41 pm
I am glad I found it def has given me a idea on a few kits sitting on the shelf.
I have RPM's H39 and Heller's bad S-35 for work as future 211.Pz.Abt, although I am not sure how much I want to rework the S-35 other than the germanized parts for the Beutepanzers, IIRC the H-39s didn't get much done to them when they went into german service.
On a sidenote of Tiny tanks.
I also got in my CV-33 in 1/72, and I thought the H39/R35 were small, the CV-33 is the size of a quarter, well a tad larger.
that's the built CV-33(Thank god it's not individual link treads!) in a review I found, before I bought the tiny tank. When I found the kit on ebay for 12$ I had to pick it up as I am a tiny tank nutter. Any Nation anything under 20tons is a hit for me.
I have RPM's H39 and Heller's bad S-35 for work as future 211.Pz.Abt, although I am not sure how much I want to rework the S-35 other than the germanized parts for the Beutepanzers, IIRC the H-39s didn't get much done to them when they went into german service.
On a sidenote of Tiny tanks.
I also got in my CV-33 in 1/72, and I thought the H39/R35 were small, the CV-33 is the size of a quarter, well a tad larger.
that's the built CV-33(Thank god it's not individual link treads!) in a review I found, before I bought the tiny tank. When I found the kit on ebay for 12$ I had to pick it up as I am a tiny tank nutter. Any Nation anything under 20tons is a hit for me.