Dont talk bad about Putin’s buddy!
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That looks awesome Dan. Figure too, really shows you how small that tank was.
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I was just about to comment on the cast texture too. Looks great
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Nicely done Dan! Lovely little scene to set off an excellent little tank!
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Thanks much, thanks for looking in
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That is a nice little scene for this tank. The
roadside shrine is an excellent addition to the base and the well painted figures show off just how small this tank is.
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Thanks, it must have been a tight fit for the crew.
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Great pics…¡ The detail on the atachments
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Thank you
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Not for just the two of them. Like many other pre-war French tanks, it had a one-man turret, so the commander had to spot, load, aim and fire all at once, plus command the rest of his platoon if he was a platoon leader.
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What could possibly go wrong? Lol
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…and he usually had no radio, but had to use various flags to signal others, meaning to get out of the turret (exposing himself to small arms fire)…
But if he had radio… there was a high probability that radio was on the morse code French Army Radios
So imagine incoming German tanks, he saw them, pick the proper ammo, load, aim, shoot, reload, and then call for help …—…–…— Oh no! mistake! …—…–…
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