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Warlord 28mm Cruisers in the Med

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Well, I think I've finally posted everything completed in my no picture phase

So, to anyone thinking I'm in the wrong sub, Cruiser tanks, A9, A10 and A13, Western Desert and Greece, 1941, all based on individual photos
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A9 Cruiser Mk.I, 2 RTR, 30 April 1941
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And a couple of WIP pics
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Figures are 3DJSon off eBay, stowage is Perrys and Debris of War
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As the MG turrets are open, I thought I'd mock up the Vickers breeches. But, of course, the figures then didn't fit
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Left is the original MG turret, centre the turret out of the Rubicon 28mm T-26, and the final article
 
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A10 CS Cruiser Mk.II, B Squadron, 3RTR, 2nd Armoured Division, abandoned in Kozani, Greece, April 1941
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Most of the photos I've seen of this have interested Germans climbing over it, after every spare and loose bit of gear has been snaffled! Apparently, it was even used on picture postcards

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The weird purple colour is the Sudan Caunter scheme

WIP work
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It's always the hatches with these things that need the most work!
 
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A13 Cruiaser Mk.IV, 1 RTR, Tobruk, 30 October 1941, photographed by Australian garrison members
'Amy' was photographed several times, and though AoS signs marked her as still serving in 7th Armoured from a year previously, rather than 32nd Army Tank Bde. that was part of the Garrison. Obviously, the crew had better things to worry about than ensuring their symbology was up-to-date! That's the reality of vehicle signage!
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Another, probably later, photo, shows Amy with the entire right-side skirts torn back from hitting s mine

And finally, the obligatory WIP
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Those are impressive. Very interesting background to the models as well. You must have good eyes and steady hands to work at this scale.
 
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Those are impressive. Very interesting background to the models as well. You must have good eyes and steady hands to work at this scale.
And a decent magnifier

Though I've just noticed on the A-9 one of the gunner's hands isn't properly painted. Bloody digital cameras blow stuff up that you can't otherwise see
 
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