OT-62s -
I've just received some print-outs of the TOPAS and OT-62 models I described in my
post of December 12. They've come out quite well, given I ordered them in the cheapest ("white soft & flexible") plastic, although the wheels were really too finely sculpted to be very noticeable.
|
OT-62 variants... |
If I'm bored one day I might make up some alternative versions with
deeper wheel cut-outs purely for the WSF plastic - but this will
necessitate making the tracks wider than scale. It might also be a big
job, time wise - I'll have to inspect the (virtual) model and see,
because sometimes shifting a bunch of components laterally is a doddle;
sometimes it is almost impossible, depending on how they are connected
together.
|
...and Polish TOPAS variants. |
I've also made up and printed out some bridges that I will use on my terrain boards - I want them to be removable in case they get blown in-game by engineers. Bridges make excellent scenario objectives, because it doesn't matter how many amphibious vehicles you have in your attack force, the logistical train will be carried on trucks -
lots of trucks - and they need bridges.
No comments:
Post a Comment