wayne556517
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No comments so know need to panic ordering one know one is interested................^&grin
I reckon its a beaut i really like the unusual paint job.
A good reason not to chase after sold out models and pay an outrageous price for one. Firms often make a second version. I was expecting Vezzolf to say that, but he seems to have missed it, so I'll say it for him. :wink2:^&grin
Terry
Looks like Figarti is making sure that the Russian front is not forgotten. Quite a different way to camo an AFV I have only seen two pics of a real JS like this so, at least they dug around and researched the subject to find something different.
I prefer washed winter camo but, I suppose it will appeal because of the uniqueness
Mitch
And after this version sells out, the white-washed version will be announced!
There will be a few more pieces this fall
The paint camo job is a bit different...not exactly the way I would have liked....I would have preferred a white washed weathered look like the Figarti Winter T-34/85......but still looks like a good JS-2 Tank
Ya know, I looked in quite a few books I have on 44-45 East Front, & there is very little white washing going on. It seems to have been a very mild winter, with the exception of East Prussia. Putting together from pics, I'd guess that there were a few inches of snow once or twice in 12/44, followed by quick melts, and a dusting in January, and largely gone by Feb. That's for Poland & Hungary. In East Prussia the snow may have stuck around maybe into March. The Germans are white washing about 50% of their stuff and the Russians very minimal. One column of T-34's in East Prussia just threw white tarps over them during a road march. I did run across pics of T-34's & ISU-152's white washed, but very few. Not one IS-2. A bit confident I would say!
Here is a photo of a Russian AFV that has a whitewash camo pattern similar to what Figarti has on the winter JS-2