Tonight I’ve been working on the Russians. So I have 10 T34/76 tanks completed, some 122 mm artillery, some 76 mm artillery, and lastly a couple of 45 mm antitank guns.
Next is to glue some sand on the bases, then wash the sand with a thin dark brown, then progressive dry brushing of lighter shades of brown up to almost a bone white. After that add flock to the base and the tanks and artillery are complete.
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Nice work Thomo, they really look great. Where did you get the shell boxes and spent cases from?
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knocked them up from plasticard mate … no? … OK, they were in the Adler packs:
SS8 Soviet gun crews, eight with ammo boxes etc £3.30
SS9 120 mm mortars and crew, eight crews with ammo boxes £4.30
See http://home.clara.net/adlermin/WW2/WW2PAGES/SOVIET.htm
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Looking really good. I like them a lot.
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