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Tag: WWII

First Vehicle for Early German Army in Bolt Action

The very first vehicle I built for my early German army was the very old-fashioned-looking scout car Kfz 13, also … More

1:56, 28mm, armoured car, recon, WWII

A Free Equestrian Statue for Bolt Action

When you order models directly from Warlord’s online store, they include a nice surprise gift. My last order included a … More

28mm, terrain, WWII

The Old French Café and Tobacco Shop – First Bolt Action Terrain

Sometimes you buy a model for one purpose and end up using it for something completely different. That was the … More

France, lasercut, weathering, WWII

Just Good Enough – First Bolt Action Figures Painted

Sometimes it is difficult to finish creating or painting a model. Over time, your standards improve and the next model … More

1:56, painting, wargaming, WWII

Detailing a Roco WWII Flatcar

Recently I found a great offer in my local hobby shop, half price on a Roco German flatcar loaded with … More

Krupp, WWII

M3 Scout Car from Atlas Editions

Recently, I began subscribing to the WWII series of models in 1:43 scale from the French company Atlas Editions. The … More

Military, Road Vehicle, WWII

US Jeep from Tamiya

I’ve always enjoyed building models of small and everyday vehicles. I’ve built plenty of jeeps, kübelwagens, Panzer IIs and kettenkrads, … More

Military, Road Vehicle, WWII
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