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| The 35t |
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| Pzkw IV |
Wednesday, September 16, 2015
When does washing make things dirtier?
When you are applying a 'wash' to AFVs. A few more of the ex Gerard vehicles, two Pzkw IVs, two Czech 38t's and a Czech 35t. These had two black washes applied, and were then lined out with a light grey. The Czech tanks were (I think) only used in Rommel's 7th Panzer Division in France in 1940, and weren't mixed with Pzkw IIIs. The Pzkw IVs [provide the heavy tanks for the armoured regiments.
A little progress at a time. It's term break next week, so maybe I'll accelerate activity, and even get these guys onto a table for some games. No promises, mind you.
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Very nice unit Robin
ReplyDeleteThe 38t was used in the 7th and 8th in France and more divisions during 1941 on the eastern front. I can't recall which divisions used the 35t off the top of my head. I have some organisation notes at home. You are correct they did not have PzIIIs but did have PzI, PzIIs and IVs.
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