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Thursday, 6 May 2021

The new German vehicles for my Eastern Front/Great Patriotic War project

Yesterday, I finished painting three new German vehicles for my Eastern Front/Great Patriotic War project. They are a Kubelwagen, a heavy passenger car (what I think is a Steyr 1500A Kommandeurwagen Kfz 21), and a 6-wheeled SdKfz 231 armoured car.

The rather poor-quality photographs do not do them justice, but the vehicles will make useful additions to my collection. I have a few ideas what vehicles I want to tackle next, but for the moment I am undecided whether to do some German, Russian, or possibly even Hungarian vehicles.

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  1. Hi Bob,
    Nice work there on the Russian vehicles- well done indeed. Looking forward to what you'l do next - guess your steadily working through your WW2 equipment- great therapy for your recovery. It has been a year since my Heart Surgery- April 8th- feeling OK though not doing as much physically as I use to. Presently looking at beginning a 6mm Imaginations Project- my spirits have lifted just thinking about the concept. Stay well there in London. Cheers. KEV.

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    1. Kev Robertson (Kev),

      Actually completing these two recent batches of vehicles has made me feel far more positive, and I now have a growing enthusiasm to do more on this and my other projects.

      I read that you were looking at beginning a 6mm imagi-nation project. I hope that you do ... if only to celebrate the first anniversary of your operation.

      All the best,

      Bob

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    2. Hi Bob,
      Yes- I only need to save up the funds for a small outlay on the 6mm BACCUS to get started. Greatly looking forward to doing something practical for Battlegames. Cheers. KEV.

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    3. Kev Robertson (Kev),

      6mm are too small for me to paint, but I must admit that the best figures I’ve seen in that scale are Baccus, and they are well worth saving up to buy.

      All the best,

      Bob

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  2. Hungarian vehicles would certainly be interesting!
    Ahat make of models are these? As I remember you use Minitanks 1:87, but are these actually 1:76/1:72?

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    1. Ian Dury,

      The chances are that the Hungarian vehicles will be horse-drawn.

      I use a mixture of scales, with most of the tanks being 1/87th-scale ROCO Minitanks, and other vehicles being 1/87th, 1/76th and 1/72nd scale. As you will gather, I’m not a purist when it comes to my wargaming!

      All the best,

      Bob

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