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Even the strelets improved sculpting, it is still imo unatractive. Mars is better but they have deformations after rescalling from their 1:32 range. And is impossible to remove 100 percent of the flesh on them, the material is flossing(?) Im only buying 3d prints recently.

Kelly's Heroes is ripe for becoming a scenario for Face of Battle.😀

I prefer some form of random movement. Represents a figure setting off and then finding an unexpected obstacle or change of terrain. Even 'open' terrain in wargames is not flat.

I have this army for DBA and have Trojan horse to math

Put 6RTR markings on, as an Australian operated tank.

Panzer Regiment 5 had an initial allocation of 25 Pz1s, supplemented later by another 25 as replacements. The Pz1s were not used on the front line, restricted to reserve and policing duties. They were low on the fuel priority scale. They had to be tropicalised otherwise they would have problems with their air cooled engine.

Does it require glue?

SABLE to SABLE!

Interesting scenario! I have the rules for The Face of the Modern Battle but not these rules from WWII. Do you know where I can find them? I've seen that the expansions are on Wargame Vault but I don't see the rules for the base game.

Lovely minis. You are going to be painting up those Strelets extras, aren't you? The bright colours in your rack need a run out.

The Aussie felt hat is called a slouch hat.

Hello and thank you for all your comments on my panzerjager I model. I understand that you have this panzerjager I in 1/72 scale, it was originally designed in 1/56, but Chad from Iron Horse Collectibles does incredible prints that honor my models in all scales. I can't wait to see how you paint it.

Ron Courtes (Counlane Models) is a huge historian and does over extensive research before releasing any of his models. VERY VERY high detail stuff. He doesn't release anything until he believes it accurate for the period. He has a ton of stuff "On The Table" but will not release anything until it fits his high criteria for period accurate models. He has more to come!

Man those look good! For that little soviet tank with the bent barrel, I would do what you said and just cut it off and replace it.

Tony, thanks for the kind words on the unboxing! I really look forward to seeing your paint job on these things. As always, I'm trying to get the right resin mixture to support HIGH quality print detail and durability for game play but things do break from time to time on these resin prints. Drop me a line if you want anything reprinted for the battle damaged items during shipping and I'll get you some replacement parts.

Really crisp detail and printing. Looks like better quality than I am used to with printed vehicles.

They all look superb Tony. Surely an Aussie commander in the M11/39 😊.

Watching these older videos….thanks for posting. 👍

Just a quick question if you happen to know: Do the Zvezda Panther D kits come with Decals? I’ve build larger scale Zvezda tanks & 1:72 figure kits but want to order this kit. Thanks!

Enjoyed the video, it inspired me to pick up the book “ Panzer-grenadiers Divisions”…which I thought I already had??!! I didn’t, but I found it at Goodwill online store for $6.88 shipped. You scored on those books. Thanks for sharing you pickups. Finally seeing this in 2024😊

Amazing how much stuff is resin cast or 3-d printed these days.

That Hasegawa with the track off gave me an idea for making a 'track damaged marker' with some loose track laid on the ground to slip under the back of a vehicle's base.

A nice mixed lot of loot there Tony. All of the damaged tanks could be based and used for a scenario where recovery teams vie to retrieve their own and their opponents broken vehicles.

When I saw the thumbnail for this session I thought that you were airbrushing a Hawker Hurricane 😂 😂 😂! Not airbrushing during a hurricane 🙄.

Sorry I missed ya.

Reason why it's the largest gaming store in Canada. He did not film the gaming area's either lol

This was a great stream.

Tony! You have literally made watching paint dry interesting.

Looks great!

Exactly work Tony. I am glad you on to WW2.

Solvaset from Walthers is my preferred decal setting solution. No stink.

War Hammer players still live in Mommy's basement Lol!

Walmart has the Green Loctite. Ace True value has it also if you have one where you live.

recovering 1:35TH scale modeler, funny you mentioned that. I have 1400 1:35th kits in my garage unbuilt and probably never will be.

M18 was a Buick built tank destroyer

That's a shame on the PSC Carrier sprues. The 15mm pack of 8 has all the same parts on all 8 sprues giving you lots of extra pieces/parts.

Hay Tony, on the print lines I use the 3 foot rule. If you can't see it from 3 feet away it's all good Lol!

I see from your experiences I'm not the only one to deal with all the issues involved with building the small scale models.

Hi Tony, I'm Mark Schloemer and I so all the house painting for MTCo. I would recommend using the Loctite gel-glue in the Green bottle. It gives you a few seconds to move the piece into position before it sets.

They look very clean for a 3D printed kit.

Super!you made breathtaking ,have a great day, )

Be interesting to see how you get on. Not a fan of multi part 3D printed stuff. For me, the whole point is to get a vehicle that needs little or no assembly.

haha back again, incredibly helpful video, thanks!

Sweet finds Tony

You could use the bag as an ersatz spray booth. IKEA bags are better, though.

History and Geography are interlinked. Not learning from History and Geography is about to cost The World big time.

Pepesha - my god as a Slavic person that pronunciation killed me

Thanks, Tony, for a very detailed review of my game (I’m the author - Michael Ball). Very cool that it is one of your favourite games. The game is fairly straight forward. You can teach it in minutes. Why? Because the player can only do something (an action) when their card (chit) is drawn and only to that one specific unit (figure) as indicated on the card. Otherwise, don’t worry about all this extra stuff. And the basic actions are move or shoot. As you pointed out, the size of the game (page count) and poor editing, unfortunately, prohibited a lot of people from playing the game. You actually do not use 80% of the rules/info in the game. The game should have been edited down to 1/4 the size and a lot moved to supplements. I haven’t played the version of the TFoB you are reviewing in 20 years. So, this video was a good refresher for me too. Haha As a poster stated in another video, TFoMB (the modern version) was to correct and streamline the original TFoB. But I was not satisfied with TFoMB either. I have been working on a second edition of TFoB for over 10 years. I have been demoing it at various conventions. The core is still there (CV, MV, actions, and card driven), but a lot was changed, streamlined, and various cool new rules were added. For example: - figure stances are removed - the set mode of play is cards activate one soldier/crew member (no cards/chits by squad, etc) - what you call “chunkiest” - combat is a separate to-hit and damage roll - morale is clearer and simpler - all modifiers are to the target number (not the die roll - except the x2 modifier). - spotting and identifying have been removed - vehicle rules are cleaner - the 3/4 , 1/2 and 1/4 (visibility and night range adjustments) were removed and moved to a supplement - certain leaders can hold a leadership card like a sniper and play that card instead of drawing from the deck - new flag bearer and messenger/runner special units - dice used changed from d100 to d10 The focus is on the basics/core of the game. All that other bulky/extra stuff will be moved to downloadable pdfs, or nationality supplements and scenario books. A game changer is the fact we can now do print-on-demand decks of cards. Making the cards is a pain for sure. Chits work well too. And yes, 20mm is the one true scale. LOL Thanks again for a fantastic review. Mike

The earliest production model of the SU76 involved a completely enclosed fighting compartment - when this kit advertised "early model" this is the one I was, frankly, expecting to see. It wasn't a success: gun elevation was limited and ventilation was so poor the crew could be asphyxiated by fumes. Only about 300 of the version with the enclosed compartment were built, and were all sent back for modification to the open-topped weapon (quite a few thousand of this one were built).

Thanks to you and Mike for this, Nic, looks very interesting 👍