The latest three vehicles I have painted are from left to right, Tetrarch Light Tank, Humber Scout Car and a Warlord plastic, Soviet T-34/85 Medium Tank.
I have not given the Tetrarch any markings as I want it to be as versatile as possible. Mainly as back-up for my airborne platoon, flown in arriving in a Hamilcar glider.
As part of the Allied Lend Lease scheme, it will be assisting my Russians.
And last but not least, attached to my small Recce force.
The usual staged shots, starting with my Soviets.
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And the Brits.
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The last of the Allies, Panzer Grey next.
Your new toys look awesome like always! I'm a big fan of the Tetrarch and after having seen yours I might well get one for my british airborne.... in beeing :-)
ReplyDeletePat i seriously can't tell you how much i enjoy your blog. I opened up one of your posts when looking for WW2 Germans and about an hour later i was still looking at your pics. You are such a credit to the hobby.
ReplyDeleteIain
Excellent work on these vehicles, the weathering is so effective! Stunning photography Pat!
ReplyDeleteBloody lovely! I love the way you stage you're shots to make it tell a story.
ReplyDeleteFantastic images as usual Pat and incredible terrain.....not sure the T34 would have been able to cross the old wooden bridge though.
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Vinnie
I think he would have crossed it Vinnie, just the foot sloggers behind would probably have got wet feet.
DeleteThe combination of exceptional modelling and great photography make this blog a standout. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteSuperb work. The models look fantastic and the photos are real fun to follow.
ReplyDeleteSplendid photography as always, these pictures are so realistic and atmospheric...excellent work!
ReplyDeleteGood work an the armour and another set of top-notch photos.
ReplyDeleteExcellently done, Pat!
Brilliant tanks, troops, terrain and photos Pat!
ReplyDeleteFantastic presentation.
ReplyDeletemagnifique....
ReplyDeleteI just adore your work Pat and can spend an age pouring over the details in your photography - such a treat, thank you.
ReplyDeleteThanks chaps for your very kind words.
ReplyDeleteI love the B/W shots! They look like period pics! Great stuff as usual!
ReplyDeleteJust awe inspiring work Pat! Your battle set ups and photography skills are simply superb!
ReplyDeleteChristopher
Just fantastic! Thanks for sharing all the great pics.
ReplyDeleteHi, Pat, fantastic work as usual! As a big fan of Airborne operations I'm especially excited to the Tetrarch. I also have some news, that I hope you'll enjoy... I've just awarded you a LIEBSTER over at my blog. My guess is you've already received one, perhaps many of them, but as one of the top go-to blogs on my list, I just wouldn't feel right if I hadn't awarded you one. I know the process of "officially" the award after you're "nominated" is somewhat time-consuming (it took me the past two months to get it done!) and I won't feel bad in any way if you aren't interested or able to do it. Your figures, vehicles and terrain are so splendid, and your attitude so gentlemanly, your blog is already a winner in my book!
ReplyDeleteBest,
Ethan
Thanks very much Ethan for your kind words and the nomination, although I don't fit within the criteria but it is kind of you all the same.
ReplyDeleteYour river terrain boards are coming along nicely by the way and I look forward to seeing them finished.
Wonderful pictures. Your models and terrain are wonderful!
ReplyDeleteThe Tetrarch can be very dangerous against some of the big cats...