I have recently been renovating some of the lighter artillery in my Russian World War Two collection.
Four of the models represent 76.2mm M1927 regimental guns (Russian: 76-мм полковая пушка обр. 1927 г.), and were manufactured by Skytrex. The other two models represent two different versions of the French-designed, Russian-built 76.2 mm M1909 (76-09) mountain gun, one of which has been 'modernised' by the replacement of its original wooden, spoked wheels with solid, tyred wheels ... in this case from a 76.2mm M1927 regimental gun. These models were manufactured by B&B Miniatures.
Four of the models represent 76.2mm M1927 regimental guns (Russian: 76-мм полковая пушка обр. 1927 г.), and were manufactured by Skytrex. The other two models represent two different versions of the French-designed, Russian-built 76.2 mm M1909 (76-09) mountain gun, one of which has been 'modernised' by the replacement of its original wooden, spoked wheels with solid, tyred wheels ... in this case from a 76.2mm M1927 regimental gun. These models were manufactured by B&B Miniatures.
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Hi Bob,
ReplyDeleteInteresting artillery pieces well renovated. I assume that you have equivacal German guns. Cheers. KEV.
Kev Robertson (Kev),
DeleteI did the equivalent German guns some time ago.
All the best,
Bob
Hi Bob,
DeleteGlad you have the German guns- must have missed the postings awhile back of your renovations. Also, I'm Looking forward to seeing your Infantry Regiments for Barbarossa. Cheers. KEV.
Kev Robertson (Kev),
DeleteThe infantry regiments will be represented by four individual figures, with three infantry. regiments, an artillery unit, an anti-tank unit, and a commander figure representing a division ... which will fit into a single A5 storage box.
All the best,
Bob
Hi Bob,
DeleteI cannot visualize the arrangement- perhaps a photo of the groups may all may solve a better idea of what is involved. Best Wishes. KEV.
Kev Robertson (Kev),
DeleteIf you have a look at the following link (https://wargamingmiscellany.blogspot.com/2019/12/a-formation-in-box.html), it should give some idea how it looks.
All the best,
Bob
Hi Bob,
DeleteI followed your Link and found 'Hungarian' WW2 - Army in a box...looks splendid and cleverly thought out. Thanks for the LINK. Cheers. KEV.
Kev Robertson (Kev),
DeleteI should have linked to the German infantry divisions I organised using some of my renovated figures. They can be seen here = https://wargamingmiscellany.blogspot.com/2020/02/some-more-formations-in-boxes-german.html and here = https://wargamingmiscellany.blogspot.com/2020/02/even-more-formations-in-boxes-german.html .
All the best,
Bob
One can never have too much artillery...
ReplyDeleteArchduke Piccolo,
Delete... or transport!
All the best,
Bob