French Armour on the move! (1 Viewer)

Jack

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Really like this new offering from K&C!
 

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Top camo job Jack, nice addition to your French troops.^&cool, Robin.
 
Very good Jack needs some supporting infantry,we all know that the Grunts win the wars...............^&grin
 
Well done, did you make the wire? if so you paid attention for all those sundays :wink2: or did you go to the museum to play?
Wayne.
 
Well done, did you make the wire? if so you paid attention for all those sundays :wink2: or did you go to the museum to play?
Wayne.

Thanks for 'outing' me! Do you remember that Bob did a prototype of the wire to see how it would look? Do you remember where it went?
 
Thanks for 'outing' me! Do you remember that Bob did a prototype of the wire to see how it would look? Do you remember where it went?
Ah so.....................:rolleyes2:
Wayne.
 
Nice pic's and dio Jack and despite the fact that the barbed wire has become a contentious issue, I reckon it looks great! ^&grin

Tom
 
I respectfully request you stop posting such great pictures of K&C's new WWI French armour as I cannot possibly start collecting another line!!! {sm2};)
 
My dad thanks you!

There is always collaboration but it takes imagination and skill (not to mention management :) ) to put that collaborative effort into an end product that looks so good (and pleases the collaborators :) ) - well done:salute::
 
very, very nice simple dio, picture taken at an interesting angle that results in a great and dramatic effect.
guy:smile2:
 
Thank you everyone for your kind words. I have been very busy of late - perhaps busier than I have ever been - and a short escape into the world of TS has been a welcome diversion. On a related note, I have been trying to get a friend of mine involved in TS. I could have mentioned price rises, accuracy issues, scale debates, delayed deliveries and the frustration of never being able to buy all that you would like. Instead, I bought him a 1/35 scale model of a Stuart, told him to build it and paint it jungle green. Then I told him that we could put some Aussies in front of it, source a backdrop and then photograph it and call it 'Buna, 1942'. There will be a few historical anomalies and the model will not be perfect, but it will be fun ... and that's all that matters.

For those thinking of the K&C Renault ... it is a very nice piece. The French infantry are next on my hit list. They look very good.
 
You sly devil Jack, you've managed to post a rare pic of one of your very nice displays and I missed it....doh!:salute::

Great wee tank that and the barb wire is superb wherever it came from...^&grin
 

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