20th Century Wargames

Spent part of the weekend fixing up these bone-yard models to add to my collection This one needed wheels, guns and tracks T...

Finished this ages ago and had forgotten all about it. This was a bone-yard wreck in every sense and whilst it might look reasonable, it...

Multiple projects on the go as usual and here is one of them. I originally got these with my early WW2 BEF collection in mind but have sinc...

Been working on this one off and on for the last three weeks or so - a new management role at work and an increased training schedule is ...

Finally got around to repainting my other Tigers The other company of these I have is the inaccurate Airfix kit and painted in grey...

One of my all time favourites. The rear one I've had for ages, the other two are recent additions. Eventually I like to get another t...

Went with the standard 35t option on this one as the tank destroyer is a bit obscure Not the best engineered kit but not the wor...

A little present from a fellow poster  http://www.miniaturezone.co.uk/ The Elefant completes my company of these and there are also...

Finished these the other night after training... Very tidy little resin models by Frontline This one I've had fo...

A bit of down time over the last few evenings has produced the following... Airfix, a Matador and a Morris or is it Austin? ...

This is the other half of the auction Paul showed you all the other day  http://plasticwarriors.blogspot.co.nz/2012/04/model-picking-nz-s...

 A present from my friend David   Nice kit. Well engineered. The paint scheme is invented, the markings generic ...