Monday, 15 January 2018
Panzer IA : Operation Sealion and more
Between painting more Arab and Israeli tanks (they just need basing now) and a couple of games I finished off this little chap. I think he came in a mail order where I needed to spend a little more to get free postage. They caught me again !! Anyway it’s a Warlord model and very pleasant to put together and paint. He landed on the beaches too late for the Battle of Dymchurch (yesterday) but will no doubt see action soonπ
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Nice model and brushwork! I like the early war armor a lot.
ReplyDeleteThanks Jonathan very simple paint job really.......putting aside any moral objections the Germans made the most iconic and cool looking armour π
DeleteGreat colour scheme. Such a dinky tank - the commander must be related to Lt. Gruber.
ReplyDeleteThanks Steve I try and mix colours up to give variety....as for the size I things it was just a dinky tank. Without the speed it is effectively a universal carrier.
DeleteNicely finished Matt, the free postage ambush, works all the time :~)
ReplyDeleteThanks Phil.....I am just an easy sell on german armour π
DeleteThat looks brilliant - and the free postage trap is a sneaky one
ReplyDeleteThanks.......at least it is t only me who falls in the trap π
DeleteCracking little model and nicely painted up.
ReplyDeleteHave to say that I always dismissed the Pz1 when I was a lot younger, but now with experience and age I've come to quiet like the little tank.
Thanks Roy I think effectively it is a Bren Gun carrier ....a bit slower and less flexible but I guess when it first came out it was the pinnacle of infantry support π
DeleteI hesitate to use such a word, but it looks cute!
ReplyDeleteAs I said above putting aside any moral objection, the Germans made great kit π
DeleteNice addition to the collection there Matt.
ReplyDeleteThanks David...I am working towards a full collection of German Armour π±
DeleteVery nicely done Matt
ReplyDeleteThanks Dave π
DeleteSuper work on that one Matt
ReplyDeleteThanks Ken simple job really ...but it is such a nice model even my painting skills can’t mess it up π
DeleteVery nice work! The crewman realy gives you an idea of how small this sucker is. Interesting paint scheme. Looking forward to seeing it in action.
ReplyDeleteI think the B model looked better with the extra road wheel more balanced and its one of my favourite looking tank'ettes'.
Thanks Captain π the colour is made up and really just to give some variety on the table. It is certainly small but no doubt when it first came out it was king of the battlefield ?
DeleteNice tank, the early war tanks are really characterful, I don't think it was ever king of the battlefield! As I remember it ,it was only really envisioned as a training tank but was pressed into service, lovely painting too.
ReplyDeleteBest Iain