Renault R35 in progress.(Final). by vechtdalcollege

Photography • Military • posted on Oct 27, 2016

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Comments (4)

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jpiat

3:33PM | Thu, 27 October 2016

Impressive, I have seen most of the original early wwII tank in the museum of saumur : They are all very tiny, even the B1bis is a micro tank. In comparaison, german tank are huge, even the smallest one.

vechtdalcollege

2:09PM | Sat, 29 October 2016

It must have been very impressive to see the real one.I didn't had the opportunity sofar, to see one,I have to do it with my modelkit.Thanks for your comment,Salute,Gerrit.

PhthaloBlue

4:44PM | Thu, 27 October 2016

Marvellous model!

vechtdalcollege

2:10PM | Sat, 29 October 2016

Glad you like it,thanks.Salute.Gerrit.

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T.Rex

4:52AM | Fri, 28 October 2016

WOW! Great job. Both assembly wise and paint wise. And good job adding the soldier - this gives an idea of size. Nice with the inside detail as seen through the driver's hatch. They look ready to knock out some Pz II and Pz III. These had thicker armor than the German tanks, a good but too short gun, and a crew of 2, which overtaxed the commander (load, aim, fire, and tell driver what to do). Some were used very well, causing the Germans some head aches, while others were not used properly, being strictly stuck with the infantry support role which prevented proper offensive use. Keep up the good work! :-) I love these series!

My rating - a 6 + !

vechtdalcollege

2:16PM | Sat, 29 October 2016

Thank you for your fine comment!What happened with your gallery and art?I don't see anything posted by you.Greetings,Gerrit.

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