The T19s are nice models - I also ordered sets of US artillery crew from Peter Pig, but they only just fit in the crew compartment - unfortunately, the white metal Peterpig now use is very tough and took a lot of filing on the bases to get them to sit right.
They are base coated in Vallejo brown-violet, with black grey for tyres, washed with diluted Agrax Earthshade and dry brushed Iraqi sand. Then details like tracks and tools are picked out in flat brown, beige brown and black grey.
Crew uniforms are tan earth trousers and either German camo beige or grey green for the tunic.
Nice models - now for a suitable 15mm supply truck as, in BG, they quickly run out of ammo.
The M7 Priests were also great little kits, easy to assemble. Although the crew compartment is bigger, the interior is quite detailed making it difficult to locate the crew and the hard metal again made it a real chore to grind down to get a decent fit. However, once done, they look the part.
Similar basic colours to the T19s.
The bulkheads on the bow are quite deeply recessed, making it a challenge to get the decals to sit right, but lots of decal softener at least gave me a chance, although there is more distortion of the stars than I would have liked.
Crew are similar to the T19s, but with US dark green trousers - to reflect later uniform style.
Again, for BG games, I'm going to need a supply truck or two to keep these fed.
I realised that I've not shared pictures of the main US forces yet, so when I put these in the storage box, I'll take some photos of the whole force.
Thanks for looking.
These look great Andy, excellent work :-)
ReplyDeleteThanks Richard.
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