French half-track: Schneider P16

Another addition from http://earlywarminiatures.com/

Base colours are Vallejo French tank-crew and highlights, followed by a wash of Citadel Thruka Green

They served mostly with cavalry units, ideally I'd like two more of these to make a full armoured recon company

Decals from the spares that Paul gave me for my Char B1s

Nice simple kit of good detail and general appearance 

French 25mm

Actually the Hotchkiss M34 anti-tank gun

This version was also used by the BEF during the Battle of France

Painted with Vallejo French tank-crew colours and a wash of Citadel Thruka Green

This is a really good model, metal, x7 parts, well made and accurate

This comes from Early War Miniatures, who have an excellent range of reasonably priced stuff to suit this period, check out their website here: http://earlywarminiatures.com/

Dave's 251s

A few pictures from Dave's 251 collection

He's got quite a few half tracks, these are from his late war panzergrenadier unit

Not too sure about who manufactured these, but they're all tidy kits with nice details

You need about ten of these to mount a full battalion in CD terms

New Pz I

Old but new. Paul gave me this a couple of weeks ago, it was in a desert scheme but I soon fixed that

An Esci model I think?

Still al little ink to apply around the wheels and tracks but it's pretty much finished

Haven't made much progress with either of my early war French or German projects, and am in Auckland all next week so no time for fun at present :(

Gerard's Armour

Found a few pictures of Gerard's collection that I forgot I had... 

Nicely detailed and painted Panthers

Command 251/1

Lastly, a bit of work in progress

76.2

Another gun by Unimodel

Two is enough for an understrength battery and they can also be attached to other units individually, quite useful

With the earlier attempt for comparison

Latest latest Project

Couldn't help myself. These French arrived a couple of days ago and I've started to build a dismounted Dragoon regiment, but as always transport for them all will be problematic

Figures are Caesar and Pegasus, both superb examples of modern figure manufacture

AALMG platoon

Eventually I intend to get some anti-tank guns as well 

Dave's Commonwealth

A few pictures of Dave's Commonwealth unit, which I think he has finally finished. The figures are HaT Canadians 

Rifle Platoons

Rifle grenadier platoons, x1 per battalion from 1916 in CD terms

Company command platoons

Dave has spent some time adding extra details to his trench tiles

Don't know what his next project is yet, more pictures when he sends them

Latest Project

On the table are a number of German figures, primarily from my early war collection. In CD terms there is at least a division here, nine battalions

Trouble is of the six already complete only three are uniformed and equipped in early war style

Here are some new MMG platoons, figures are Matchbox and Airfix, both classic sets in my opinion

Here are three of the completed units that are a mess. When I started in this hobby I never really paid attention to uniform style, etc, so I've decided to redo the lot

Case in point, Revell 44-45 Panzergrenadiers in the same unit as the old Matchbox and Esci. The new unit will be at least two regiments of 1939-40 German Infantry.

1940 Moroccan Infantry

One of the more ambitious projects I've tried for a while. Decent pictures were had to find, so in the end I just went with a mixture of French figures with a few head swaps

The donor figures, notice the absence of cigarettes in the background :)

Esci, Revell, and Pegasus figures

First company

Airfix, Revell, Esci, Caesar figures

Second company

HQ, eventually I'll add another couple of companies for a full battalion. As far as tabletop representations go they're okay, but as usual better research and more donor figures would have produced better results.

The uniform colours are Vallejo French tank crew. All still have some minor touching up to do. 

Thanks to Tim for the Esci French :)