Yeah, right! I made a swap with another wargamet, and for 3 cases of old magazines that I didn't need anymore he gave me his collection of God's Own Scale (that is, 1:300) 1944 Germans! More than enough Jerries to make me happy, at the rules scale I use this is good at least for an entire Pz Div I also got a few more Russians but one can't have too many T-34s so they're welcome too A number of these are well painted in the basic scheme, which saves me a lot of work before the shading and drybrushing. Here they are: Here's the entire lot This is the infantry bunch So many Sdkfz 250s, much more than I need! The Pz Ivs and Vs, including a few Tigers playing ghost. These need a repaint! A original size fragment to show off the previous owner's painting style. The models are Heroics & Ros and Scotia Models. For the non-initiated, here a Panther is big at 1" long
Yes, at the time they called it Operation Bagration :lol: I had said above this is good for an entire PzDiv, but only at paper strength. Going by true strengths I have enough for several Pz Divs actually
Hey.. great 1:300 collection. If you are in despair I can send in my 1:300 SU-152 batallion and some Fireflys. I will keep the Kingtiger and Jagdpanther platoon for myself Regards Kruska
~M~ where the Soviet Air ground attack units ? I'm sorry but your set is not complete ........... without the mention
Kruska, I have more than enough JSU 152s thanks! Erich, for some reason I've always been extremely lazy in painting my 1:300 planes, "someday" I'll make an effort Musso, well, no, but that's a great idea. For my 1:300 (that's 6mm tall figures!) Ancient Gauls I made a Chief on top of a shield borne by two soldiers!
