1/72 Panzer 4 platoon

[Nuclearsquash]

Howdy chaps,

I'm currently working on a Panzer 4 platoon for a wargame I play called Battlegroup (a cracking set of Ww2 wargame rules).

I'm not building or painting them to be any specific unit, they are effectively generic Germans. However, I am trying to paint them nicely for the tabletop.

Below is the progress so far and a sneak peak of a Panther as well...

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Ill put some pics of the other models I've done in a bit.

[Nuclearsquash]

Took some more (not great) pictures

Panzer Grenadier platoon with support units, I still need t finish basing the guys at the front.



Pak40 on RSO getting prepped for painting

[Eric Mc]

Nice collection. Who makes the kits?

[Nuclearsquash]

They're made by Plastic Soldier Company, they have a pretty good range of stuff, it's aimed toward the wargaming market so the kits are not as detailed as say, Tamiya or Revell, but they build easily and paint up nice.

[robemcdonald]

The figure painting is quite brilliant.

[Nuclearsquash]

Bit of a thread resurrection, but I've just finished a Zvesda 1/72 King Tiger snapfit kit to go along with the rest of my Late War force. The kit goes together pretty well, but was glued.

I took a bit of liberty with the paint scheme, it's not based on any real late war scheme that I'm aware of, but I went with the rule of cool. So being late war I decided to go with a limited paint supply idea, so the chassis is all camoed up but the turret is still in its red primer.







I've got a flak 37/37 88mm on the table next followed by a jagdpanther also from zvezda.

[tight5]

Cracking work, looks like a much bigger scale.

[Eric Mc]

Good stuff.