World War II Armored Fighting Vehicles
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- GroundSluger
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World War II Armored Fighting Vehicles
I've noticed that no one has really come up with a standard for SB scale vehicles so I've decided to give it a go.
Since I only have good sources for WWII era vehicles I'll try to limit myself to that but generally when I say "WWII" I mean anything that was used in the war or built as a result of it whether it saw combat or not. This includes experimental vehicles and vehicles that where actually built after the war but where designed based on war time requirements (like some members of the Soviet IS family).
I won't start posting any right away because I need to figure out how I should organize the groupings.
I'm thinking of posting all the vehicles of a certain type and country in one drawing but if anyone has any ideas just spit them out.
As it stands now, I have done almost 300 vehicles in SB scale with a standard colour scheme. I won't be posting vehicles in camo or with markings because: 1) it takes too much time, 2) my sources aren't really good enough to depend on for that amount of detail, and 3) it gives everyone the chance to add the markings they want.
Finally, I have tried to keep the colouring for gun calibers the same as it is in the WWII gun part sheets to keep with the spirit of standardizing.
Since I only have good sources for WWII era vehicles I'll try to limit myself to that but generally when I say "WWII" I mean anything that was used in the war or built as a result of it whether it saw combat or not. This includes experimental vehicles and vehicles that where actually built after the war but where designed based on war time requirements (like some members of the Soviet IS family).
I won't start posting any right away because I need to figure out how I should organize the groupings.
I'm thinking of posting all the vehicles of a certain type and country in one drawing but if anyone has any ideas just spit them out.
As it stands now, I have done almost 300 vehicles in SB scale with a standard colour scheme. I won't be posting vehicles in camo or with markings because: 1) it takes too much time, 2) my sources aren't really good enough to depend on for that amount of detail, and 3) it gives everyone the chance to add the markings they want.
Finally, I have tried to keep the colouring for gun calibers the same as it is in the WWII gun part sheets to keep with the spirit of standardizing.
Work list: ALL World War II AFV (eg. tanks, APCs, armored cars, SPGs etc...) at SB scale plus vehicles from the Cold War era.
Currently working on Cold War tanks.
Have finished 502 vehicles from 20 countries from WWII and 43 Cold War tanks.
Currently working on Cold War tanks.
Have finished 502 vehicles from 20 countries from WWII and 43 Cold War tanks.
Re: World War II Armored Fighting Vehicles
My question is why you'd need, say, a Tiger on a ship.
Probably posting from and iPhone and naval terms befuddle it. If I say a ships' hill, you know what I meant.
- GroundSluger
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Re: World War II Armored Fighting Vehicles
Hmm good point. I've thought about that but perhaps it is a landing craft or a transport ship? Also, people might want them for their AU or marine forces. Plus there are amphibious tanks too! (and I'll post a bunch of those)
But apart from all that, I've just noticed that people do dibbs and dabs when it comes to SB scale vehicles and some of them look pretty bad. On top of that, people post FD scale tanks and stuff, why not SB scale? They would look good with all the aircraft on planebucket.
But apart from all that, I've just noticed that people do dibbs and dabs when it comes to SB scale vehicles and some of them look pretty bad. On top of that, people post FD scale tanks and stuff, why not SB scale? They would look good with all the aircraft on planebucket.
Work list: ALL World War II AFV (eg. tanks, APCs, armored cars, SPGs etc...) at SB scale plus vehicles from the Cold War era.
Currently working on Cold War tanks.
Have finished 502 vehicles from 20 countries from WWII and 43 Cold War tanks.
Currently working on Cold War tanks.
Have finished 502 vehicles from 20 countries from WWII and 43 Cold War tanks.
Re: World War II Armored Fighting Vehicles
So, when will we be seeing these many many drawings?
“Close” only counts with horseshoes, hand grenades, and tactical nuclear weapons.
That which does not kill me has made a grave tactical error
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- GroundSluger
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Re: World War II Armored Fighting Vehicles
Well I'm organizing them right now but hopefully I'll start today. I think I'll start with Australian designs then the USSR then maybe British tanks after that.
Work list: ALL World War II AFV (eg. tanks, APCs, armored cars, SPGs etc...) at SB scale plus vehicles from the Cold War era.
Currently working on Cold War tanks.
Have finished 502 vehicles from 20 countries from WWII and 43 Cold War tanks.
Currently working on Cold War tanks.
Have finished 502 vehicles from 20 countries from WWII and 43 Cold War tanks.
- GroundSluger
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- Joined: June 19th, 2011, 3:15 pm
- Location: Canada
Re: World War II Armored Fighting Vehicles
Here are the Australian AC1/3/4 Sentinel cruiser tanks to start off with. Now, should I include the name and type in the drawing or not?
Also, please let me know if you think I've forgotten a design!! And constructive criticism is always welcome!
Also, please let me know if you think I've forgotten a design!! And constructive criticism is always welcome!
Work list: ALL World War II AFV (eg. tanks, APCs, armored cars, SPGs etc...) at SB scale plus vehicles from the Cold War era.
Currently working on Cold War tanks.
Have finished 502 vehicles from 20 countries from WWII and 43 Cold War tanks.
Currently working on Cold War tanks.
Have finished 502 vehicles from 20 countries from WWII and 43 Cold War tanks.
Re: World War II Armored Fighting Vehicles
You should definitely put the name on the drawing. How else are people supposed to find out what's what?
“Close” only counts with horseshoes, hand grenades, and tactical nuclear weapons.
That which does not kill me has made a grave tactical error
Worklist
Source Materiel is always welcome.
That which does not kill me has made a grave tactical error
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Source Materiel is always welcome.
- GroundSluger
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Re: World War II Armored Fighting Vehicles
Ok, this might take a while...
Work list: ALL World War II AFV (eg. tanks, APCs, armored cars, SPGs etc...) at SB scale plus vehicles from the Cold War era.
Currently working on Cold War tanks.
Have finished 502 vehicles from 20 countries from WWII and 43 Cold War tanks.
Currently working on Cold War tanks.
Have finished 502 vehicles from 20 countries from WWII and 43 Cold War tanks.
- GroundSluger
- Posts: 36
- Joined: June 19th, 2011, 3:15 pm
- Location: Canada
Re: World War II Armored Fighting Vehicles
Australian cruiser tanks again but with names + Soviet light tanks
Australian Cruisers: AC Sentinel
Soviet Light Tanks:
Soviet Fast Tanks: BT series
More to come tomorrow....
Comments, critiques are welcome as usual.
Australian Cruisers: AC Sentinel
Soviet Light Tanks:
Soviet Fast Tanks: BT series
More to come tomorrow....
Comments, critiques are welcome as usual.
Last edited by GroundSluger on June 20th, 2011, 1:33 am, edited 1 time in total.
Work list: ALL World War II AFV (eg. tanks, APCs, armored cars, SPGs etc...) at SB scale plus vehicles from the Cold War era.
Currently working on Cold War tanks.
Have finished 502 vehicles from 20 countries from WWII and 43 Cold War tanks.
Currently working on Cold War tanks.
Have finished 502 vehicles from 20 countries from WWII and 43 Cold War tanks.
Re: World War II Armored Fighting Vehicles
Well done.
Probably posting from and iPhone and naval terms befuddle it. If I say a ships' hill, you know what I meant.