But of course you new that. All the figures are 15mm ww2. A mixture of "Flames of War" for the Horch Personnel carrier and "Forged in Battle" for the armoured cars. The VERY start of a "New Project!"
Also for the scouting section of the Afrika Korp I have finished 2 armoured cars. Again 15mm and as mentioned above "Forged In Battle". For those with a technical incline they are SDKFZ 234/1 armed with a 20mm arutcannon. In the western desert this should be enough fire power as all the vehicles are thinly armoured. This part of ww2 is not about having the most armour and the biggest gun. So as such it hardly maters.
I shall leave the arms races to the kids! (Been there done that)>
This takes me back to my early days as a WW2 wargamer with my collection of Airfix and Matchbox Afrika Korps figures. :-)
ReplyDeleteThank you Bryan. I think the western Desert can be the best place to start WW2 wargaming. Or in my case "RE-START" for the umpteenth time.
DeleteNice work on Rommel's boys Clint!
ReplyDeleteThank you Fran . It is a start, nothing more
DeleteNice work Clint. I wish i nevet sold my 15mm DAK, are you doing the Brits too?
ReplyDeleteThank you Ray. I hope to do Brits Italians and some DAK as well. But mostly Brits and Italians, the DAK I intend as mostly a supporting roll. Although I expect other players will rather play German Afrika Korrp than Italians!
DeleteAll the vehicles look great Clint, off to a great start on this project mate
ReplyDeleteThank you Dave. now to get the rest done
DeleteGood start on this new project Clint, should be fun seeing this develop.
ReplyDeleteThank you Joe. Foolishly I want to start all 3 forces at once! (British [inc Indian and Australian], Italian and German) How mad am I?!
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