It doesn't rain but it pours. With Gun Month in full swing throughout the world, I was visited by the ole reprobate Al from 20th Century Wargames this week who dropped two guns for me. Spare to his requirements a RAFM PAK-38 and enough pieces of a couple of 2 Pounders to construct one. Top class man, that Al, cheers mate.Friday, November 19, 2010
November is Still Gun Month!
It doesn't rain but it pours. With Gun Month in full swing throughout the world, I was visited by the ole reprobate Al from 20th Century Wargames this week who dropped two guns for me. Spare to his requirements a RAFM PAK-38 and enough pieces of a couple of 2 Pounders to construct one. Top class man, that Al, cheers mate.
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Are you making an artillery park! :-)
ReplyDeleteMind you...one can never have enough anti-tank guns...especially with that T34 equipped battalion coming.
Cheers
Paul
Well done to Al! The old RAFM kits are lovely - I'm sure I have one of the PAK-38s somewhere. Tim
ReplyDeleteNice stuff! I love metal models!
ReplyDeleteNice looking guns.I will partake in gun moth during the week!Where can you get hold of those 2 pounders from.I am going to have to one.
ReplyDeleteCheers Paul, I believe its true about AT Guns.
ReplyDeleteTim Al had similar comments about RAFM, mind you it was a muck up that they caused that left me with this PAK, after all the packet said Panhard Armoured car on it. Show me your PAK!
Cheers Yori, I actually have not built any metal products at all. First time with it for this build.
West, I think that RAFM do one, Al gave me the bottom stand from one, but the top is plastic so must be a Eastern Europe brand. Thats a guess!
I'm really enjoying all those artillery pieces
ReplyDeleteLooking interesting, these guns. And the good old Revell Panzergrenadiere in the back of the first picture, yeah. Nice poses but a lot of flesh, that`s my experience.
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