My latest addition to my French collection
Simple paint scheme copied from pictures off the web
No washes, ink or dry-brushing
Decals are a mixture of all I had plus a few donated by Paul
This unit represents the heavy company found in some French formations of this era, S35s make up the medium additions, R35s the lights
The next things I want to add to my French collection are more carriers and trucks so that I can upgrade the infantry component to dismounted Dragoons or mechanised infantry
Here is the command platoon. I still have three FT17s to build and paint and these, once completed, will give me a few more tank unit options, as much of this older equipment was used in the French 'B' units and 'Reserve' formations.
Lovely Stuff AL
ReplyDeleteReally like those decals
Nice choice for those romantic Frenchies
They look sooo coool! Well done!
ReplyDeleteNick
Very nice camouflage and models. I read a couple years old article about wargaming the French in WW2, if you lose, it's expected, if you win it's because of your military genius. Win win!
ReplyDeleteWonderful camouflage, I'm a bit jealous!
ReplyDeleteP.S., do I see a France 1940 game on the horizon?
Thanks Austin, 1940 is absolutely my favourite period but at present I'm working out the details for converting Operation Claymore to CD3. BTW, link added to your site mate
DeleteWell done ole bean, they look deadly!
ReplyDeleteAl, they are the best painted French AFVs I have seen. Well done.
ReplyDeleteWow, thanks mate, high praise indeed
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