Heavy Steel

This month's progress has been 4 IS-2 and 4 ISU-122s for my Soviets.

These are all Battlefront models, and as such assembled nicely.

Another 8 vehicles to tick off the list.

Flame On!

 So today's update is the latest addition for my Soviets, 10 OT-34 flame tanks. These are Battlefront models and have both the 76mm and 85mm turrets.

These strengthen my collection for an Operation Bagaration game I hope to run later this year.

Finnish-ed Conversions

Today's models are some more T-26 and BA-10 armoured cars.

These used to be in my Finnish force and are Zvezda and Command Decision models respectively.

This month I've built new Battlefront models for the Finn's, rendering these ones surplus. Rather than selling them, I've recycled them into my Soviet force.

This brings me to 10 T-26s for the Soviets.

More should follow soon as I've been doing more construction in the background.

T-26s

 I wanted to post these earlier, but a varnish accident (Colour Forge is a lot less tolerant of temperature difference than Vallejo) and a holiday prevented this.

These are 5 Zvezda T-26s. I hope to repaint my finnish T-26s to Russian to match, when I get the new Finnish T-26s complete (These are being built at the moment).

Finnish T-26s in progress, new battlefront models.

Token Contribution

Today we have a some tokens.

Last weekend I attended Corrivalry, a UK flames of war competition. I didn't do badly, I came 5th and joint 2nd in the painting competition. My army is below.

At the competition we were given a set of 3D printed attack, maneuver, defend stance tokens. I have painted mine up in the colours of Battlefield Hobbies, the store where the competition was held.

Hail of Shells

So I have managed to get my medium and heavy Soviet mortars painted, which is useful as if gives me both options for my Soviet force.

Also another 17 models painted!

Astute class

So the secret project is revealed, I've been working on this 3D printed Astute class submarine a friend did for me.

Interesting project as there are limited photos of these especially below the waterline, as such I've gone for a limited paint scheme, black with a few details in Grey or Dark Green.

The base is white based MDF which I edged with iron on strip.