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I thought I'd start a thread on my armies. The first few posts will be the armies. Following them will, over time, be photos of new and revamped stuff.

WWII Americans

Updated: 01/03/23

WWII British

WWII French

WWII Germans

WWII Italians

WWII Russians

WWII Others

AIW Jordanians

Very nice work on all the stuff you posted on the other thread! Your tank destroyer force is very impressive!

And I love the level of detail that you put into the units! The organization charts are awesome! That's the kind of nerd-level detail that I love!

I've added the army list (so far) for the Jordanians. For the M48 Regiment (and Panzergator may want to look away) I'm going to use the same models for the M48, M48A1, and M48A2! The versions vary depend on the year and the unit and are never mixed (that's a bold thing to say, someone's bound to provide evidence to the contrary). To be fair, I'll be doing the same with the Centurion Mk.5 and Mk.7 too.

First photos. They're the same as the ones in the 'Show Us Your Stuff' thread, but still...

Revamped T-95s (alongside some T-30s) - See some of my stuff is GHQ!


T-95 close up


Revamped M10s (M36 turrets in old CinC box)


Next on the bench for a revamp:

Dozers and Mine Rollers


First M4A3 Company of second battalion


Oh yeah! I forgot about them. The last photo also shows 4 Sherman Crocodiles that the Brits supplied to the US. I wrongly used spare M4A3 tanks - they should have been based on the standard British Sherman V (M4A4). I'll rectify that some time soon.

Very nice work Gazza! I especially love those T95s! They are beautiful!

The T-95s and T-30s look excellent, Gazza! Great stuff. I painted the T-95 for the GHQ catalog about 10+ years ago. It is a great model.

pmskaar wrote: ↑

Sun Feb 26, 2023 2:06 am

The T-95s and T-30s look excellent, Gazza! Great stuff. I painted the T-95 for the GHQ catalog about 10+ years ago. It is a great model.

Thanks! Yeah, I downloaded that photo. I like to have a spreadsheet for each manufacturer. Ideally with couple of photos. One unpainted, the other a painted example. For example (using your T-95 and the M-46):


The hyperlinks in the 'Code' column link to the unpainted photo; whilst the one in the 'Description' column links to the painted example (naturally).

BTW, the photos don't show up neatly like that. I resized and moved the windows around to make them look neat.

<edit>Looking at that image makes me wonder if N555 (FV432 Mk 3 Bulldog) is the oldest model in the catalogue that still doesn't have a painted example.