Graywinter
Mongoose
Anyone have suggestions for late war camo patterns for a Panther? Waffen SS if it makes any difference.
Camo Patterns
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Lots of good drawings here:
http://ww2drawings.jexiste.fr/Files/1-Vehicles/Axis/1-Germany/German-Armor.htm
Scroll a bit down for Panthers!
http://ww2drawings.jexiste.fr/Files/1-Vehicles/Axis/1-Germany/German-Armor.htm
Scroll a bit down for Panthers!
Rabidchild
Mongoose
I love this paint scheme: http://forum.axishistory.com/viewtopic.php?f=47&t=135116
But then again I've always had a soft spot for the angular style ala Dazzle Camo.
But then again I've always had a soft spot for the angular style ala Dazzle Camo.
Graywinter
Mongoose
Good sites! Exactly what I needed. Thanks Agis and RC. 
Check out the 1/6 Panther. What is the guy gonna do with THAT thing?
Play some large scale wargaming, I suppose. Wonder what he's using for infantry? 8)
Check out the 1/6 Panther. What is the guy gonna do with THAT thing?
Play some large scale wargaming, I suppose. Wonder what he's using for infantry? 8)
Rabidchild
Mongoose
I was just reading Matt's article about building and painting an army in a day and was impressed, looking at all his options and which model companies he used. Then I had a thought that chills me to my bones: "I've never seen Panthers in panzer grey, I think dunkelgelb was the standard before they were introduced, and the german cross wasn't painted on the bow like that."
:shock:
I've become one of those gamers. :lol:
No offense intended, Matt's army is beautiful and he should be proud of it. Now I'm just going to go hide behind the stacks of WW2 library books I've built into an accurate reproduction of a normandy bunker.
:wink:
:shock:
I've become one of those gamers. :lol:
No offense intended, Matt's army is beautiful and he should be proud of it. Now I'm just going to go hide behind the stacks of WW2 library books I've built into an accurate reproduction of a normandy bunker.
:wink:Armydillo978
Mongoose
Graywinter said:Good sites! Exactly what I needed. Thanks Agis and RC.
Check out the 1/6 Panther. What is the guy gonna do with THAT thing?
Play some large scale wargaming, I suppose. Wonder what he's using for infantry? 8)
Lawn gnomes and jockey statues?
Graywinter
Mongoose
Armydillo978 said:Graywinter said:Good sites! Exactly what I needed. Thanks Agis and RC.
Check out the 1/6 Panther. What is the guy gonna do with THAT thing?
Play some large scale wargaming, I suppose. Wonder what he's using for infantry? 8)
Lawn gnomes and jockey statues?
... small children...
Armydillo978
Mongoose
Graywinter said:Armydillo978 said:Graywinter said:Good sites! Exactly what I needed. Thanks Agis and RC.
Check out the 1/6 Panther. What is the guy gonna do with THAT thing?
Play some large scale wargaming, I suppose. Wonder what he's using for infantry? 8)
Lawn gnomes and jockey statues?
... small children...
Possibly, but I doubt the moms will enjoy be stopped by 7year old feildjagers asking for thier soldtenbuch.
"Your papers, Frau. Schnell, bitte."
Rabidchild
Mongoose
Nice, thanks DM. The exception that proves the rule, eh?
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Anonymous
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Rabidchild said:I was just reading Matt's article about building and painting an army in a day and was impressed, looking at all his options and which model companies he used. Then I had a thought that chills me to my bones: "I've never seen Panthers in panzer grey, I think dunkelgelb was the standard before they were introduced, and the german cross wasn't painted on the bow like that."
:shock:
I've become one of those gamers. :lol:
No offense intended, Matt's army is beautiful and he should be proud of it. Now I'm just going to go hide behind the stacks of WW2 library books I've built into an accurate reproduction of a normandy bunker.
Where was this article? If it is possible to paint an army in a day I might just pain mine. :wink:
Rabidchild
Mongoose
Graywinter
Mongoose
Sheesh, kind of makes me wish I had gone with 1/72 scale now...
Then again, I would have to make new terrain. It would have been a whole lot cheaper and easier to find models though.
Then again, I would have to make new terrain. It would have been a whole lot cheaper and easier to find models though.
Graywinter
Mongoose
Maybe 20mm Russians... now that is a tempting thought. 8)
About the "Army in a day" article; Didn't anyone notice that Matt writes about buying a Revell set and an Esci set? Talking about converting the MG's on boxes (which are meant to go in the Esci Hanomag kits really) -- but then the pictures show lots of Airfix figures? And the MG's on boxes are nowhere to be seen?
So it makes me wonder if he just wrote the article and then watched TV all day 8)
So it makes me wonder if he just wrote the article and then watched TV all day 8)
Graywinter
Mongoose
Ooooh BUSTED! :shock:
