The PaK 38 and 6 pdr will be able to take out the Matilda and Panzer IV, respectively. I think the medium mortars may also be able to take them out too.
The German cannon and mortar were painted with Vallejo Iraqi Sand, and the British cannon and mortar painted with Vallejo Dark Sand.
The British crew were painted with Vallejo Khaki and highlighted with Iraqi Sand. The Germans were painted with Yellow Green, Khaki and Green Brown - highlighted with the same mixed with white.
The cannon come with round bases like the mortar teams, but I chose to use plywood bases I had from Hobby Lobby.
I also added a TC to the Panzer IV - as well as Afrika Korps decals from Warlord Games.
Next up is a Tamiya 1/48th Crusader Mk. II - just wanted something with light enough armor for the anti-tank rifles to take out. Thanks for stopping by and happy gaming and painting to you all!
Excellent work, Dean! Your pair of AT guns are my favorites.
ReplyDeleteThank you very much, Jonathan. They're all really nice kits. Warm regards, Dean
DeleteA really splendid collection you have growing for Desert War gaming.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Ed! I have two more vehicles to add (a Crusader Mk. II and an Sd.Kfz 222) and some appropriate terrain - then an inaugural game. Kindest regards, Dean
DeleteThese look fantastic! Love the colors you’ve used.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Dmitry. The 6 bottle Vallejo WWII Desert British and German set is very useful - not only for figures, but vehicles and equipment too. Warmest regards, Dean
DeleteWonderful vignettes!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Phil! Multi-fig basing will speed up movement and such - I hope. Warmest regards, Dean
DeleteExcellent work as always!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much, Michal! Appreciate your visits and kind words as always. Best, Dean
DeleteCracking work on them all Dean! love the Panzer!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Simon! I couldn't wait to add the DAK palm tree decals- also from Warlord. It wasn't complete without them! Warmest regards, Dean
DeleteI can feel the sun from here, lovely work Dean!
ReplyDeleteThanks a lot, Fran! We're having a heat wave...a tropical heat wave... :) Lol! Warmest regards, Dean
DeleteAwesome figures, Dean! Like you style of painting.
ReplyDeleteThank you very much, Vasiliy! Kindest regards, Dean
DeleteI like these support squads. Waiting for them to meet in the desert ;)
ReplyDeleteThank you, Denis! Should have them clash in a few weeks - have a few games with others in the next weeks, so I have time to paint up a couple more vehicles. Best regards, Dean
DeleteTop notch paintwork. Great stuff Dean!
ReplyDeleteThank you very much, Mike! Warm regards, Dean
DeleteGreat work Dean.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Scrivs! Warm regards, Dean
DeleteDamn those turned out nice, what did you use on the bases, hull red, or a reddish brown then highlight. From the age of Samurai steel to the first great sweeping steel tank battles in the desert. Your slowly covering all of history!
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Kevin
Thanks, Kevin! For the basing, I started with an old bottle of Ceramcoat Burnt Sienna and highlighted with another old bottle of Apple Barrel Khaki. Just stuff I've had on hand and use for basing. Kindest regards, Dean
DeleteOutstanding work on the shading on these. Lovely figures.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Allan! I spent a bit more time on these guys than the infantry. Figured they're more or less mini vignettes. Kindest regards, Dean
DeleteGreat work Dean!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Mike! Best, Dean
DeleteVery very nice Dean.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Ray! Appreciate the kind comment. Warm regards, Dean
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ReplyDeleteGreat job! Desert color is very realistic.
Thanks a lot, Dmitrii! Best regards, Dean
DeleteOh wow, great work Dean. Inspiring me to look at my DAK stuff!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Greg! Appreciate the visit and nice words. Best regards, Dean
DeleteLooking great Dean!
ReplyDeleteThank you very much, Nick! I am digging the Warlord Games WW2 stuff - particularly the 8th Army & DAK stuff. :) Best regards, Dean
DeleteReally lovely work on your support kit and the mkIV has come out really well,I guess your buying loads more in warlords sale?
ReplyDeleteBest Iain
Thanks alot, Iain! Well, to be honest, I think it's soon time to get a play test going. Still contemplating the terrain - actually I'm thinking of getting (or scratch-building) some Mediterranean/N. African hootches. Warm regards, Dean
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