show your 2024 armored vehicle work here!
here is my work for 2024
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Nice!
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I assume these are all 1/35, or are they mixed scales?
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That’s some very nice work there; I always faff around with bases and the like - I now sometimes wonder if I should(!)
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yes all in 1/35 scale
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If we’re just talking armored vehicles then here:
I also built another 14 non-armored kits consisting of 2 aircraft, 4 railway vehicles, 4 space craft, an AT gun, and 3 miscellaneous vehicles.
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Wow, really amazing work and really nice photography! I’m sure that the model kit companies are proud to see their kits built, painted, and done at such a level as that!
Some of you should submit to the Finescale Magazine Gallery. I don’t think that you’ll get paid, but Finescale Modeler does pay for “How to” and showcase articles.
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Have not been able to log into that site for seven months at least and can’t even get an answer for help.
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Wow! You guys certainly churn them out; I’ve only managed three - and one of those was half-started from long ago(!)
Some outstanding work there - I admire your dedication to the hobby.
My efforts over a 12 month period:
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Some really amazing work and numbers completed! You’ve all far surpassed my output of ¾ of a tank and ½ of a halftrack. Maybe 2025 is going to be my year, hahaha…time to get to the bench.
I looking forward to this thread and seeing more builds!
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Strictly speaking, I can only contribute two armoured vehicles, the rest are all soft skins, artillery or figures. One is the Panther G which I’ve already posted here: Tamiya Panther G Late - Armor/AFV / WWII Axis - KitMaker Network
The other is this; the Border models Mobelwagen. I did question the manufacturers scheme shown in the instructions for 9SS in Hungary and was assured by everyone that Border never do any research so it could be ignored! So I settled for generic three colour for Arnhem in September 1944. I was also told that it is just a crib of Tamiya’s Mobelwagen, furthering the same errors. I put them side by side and considering they are the same vehicle, there are differences, so not sure about that!
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That’s a pretty smart line-up there Ian; very smart.
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Thank you.
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I appear to have completed a lot more than I thought … 
OK, so they’re not technically all armoured vehicles, but they are all 1:35 scale (in addition, I built a 1:20 scale Tyrrell P34 F1 car). The railway crossing is a display base, not a proper diorama, but meant for AFVs etc. The barriers can be posed open as well as closed, and also removed entirely for storage.
Also, I didn’t build the mud-camouflaged Sherman or the two Jagdtigers. A friend gave me the Sherman fully built (though I made some corrections to it) and later asked me to paint the two Jagdtigers for him.
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