Went to start on my 4.5' Howitzers the other day only to discover that one of them was this little item, which is okay because I have a modest WW1 Austrian collection

This effort by HaT is a nice model with good detail, done in a hard plastic; unlike previous efforts from this company

Painted with Vallejo Field Blue and a light black wash; some minor touching up still to do around the wheels but otherwise complete

This pack-howitzer entered service in 1915 but its design dates back to 1911

Unfortunately all of my Austrian collection was painted a long time ago, and so owing to improved painting techniques the gun looks a lot better than the figures
That will give the Austrians a mighty "kick" if they manage to deploy that up a mountain
ReplyDeleteI do like the Hat WWI stuff
Hard plastic is nice :)
Very cool. You gotta love WWI mountain guns.
ReplyDeleteIt's always the way I'm afraid.
ReplyDeleteA damn useful gun that - and used by pretty well everyone!
ReplyDeleteExcellent color choice for the gun. Looks good!
ReplyDeleteThanks lads, I vowed not to buy any more HaT stuff until they changed their plastic, always nice to be able to change one's mind eh?
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