Captain Blood's Western Desert: P.125 - SdKfz10 half-track with 2cm Flak 30

[Keith]

Wonderful update Richard. As you know I've a soft-spot for the French in Syria (and Madagascar for that matter). Nowt much cooler than French colonial troops and yours look stunning.

[Redmist1122]

Right when I started to veer away from my North Africa project to 1940 Blitzkrieg stuff; I get a reality check like the FT17 and the French infantry.  Great show!

[Captain Blood]

Thanks guys...

I've now painted the Rubicon kettenkrad and a few more DAK figures... It really is a delightful little model.











And with some new figures...







Mise-en-scene...



Und Willi has been coloured in... We can leave it there.

[gamer Mac]

Lovely little model
I may need to get one of those
Are the crew the original Rubicon?

[Mason]

Oooh!
How lovely.
 

And it has a dinky little trailer for carrying the shaken markers too.
Bonus!

[Captain Blood]

Lovely little model
I may need to get one of those
Are the crew the original Rubicon?

Thanks Colin. The kit comes with driver plus two seated crew figures. I used two of them, although the one on the back had a Perry plastic head swap with a Green Stuff haircut. The standing figures are Perry plastic creations

And it has a dinky little trailer for carrying the shaken markers too.
Bonus!

Exactly right, Pablo 
And a goblin driver... 

[Bugsda]

That's excellent Richard, almost as cute as a Stuart tank 

And butch Willi, very cute 

[Ultravanillasmurf]

Very nice work.

[Helen]

Just the ticket Richard, great work.

[Keith]

Wonderful as always :-)

[Silent Invader]

Lovely work Richard

[Ragnar]

Superb PJs there, Captain.

[OSHIROmodels]

Wicked cool 

[Hammers]

Great Kettenkrad, Richard. That strapping young kraut turned out very well.

[ARKOUDAKI]

Great work Richard on the French and Germans (although I am still thinking Wili could be a future Mr Euroboy contestant!). Keep at it.

By the way, what was your record for pages with your Medieval thread, as I think this one will be right up there!