French armoured cars and ft17's

[Metternich]

Simply marvelous - loved how you have weathered them (showing the exposed edges, where paint would have worn off)

[tin shed gamer]

Thank you,I've posted pictures of more weathered paint work on my 'Tales from the tin sheds dusty workbench 'thread there's a couple of card models weathered this way a fire engine and a pulp plane,which came about through my pulping a sea plane thread where I go to town with this weathering a Walrus seaplane with a ww1 colour scheme ,One topic is in Pulp and the other in Workbench (I would post a link but I've no idea how to  )
Mark.

[Driscoles]

Great job on those models.

[scrivs]

I finished painting mine this morning.




More pictures and a link to the blog article with even more images and commentary here: http://leadadventureforum.com/index.php?topic=74096.msg1017292#msg1017292

[tin shed gamer]

Glad you liked it and built it to use both turrets.Theres a few more vehicles coming soon that will tempt you though, so be ready
Mark,

[Tas]

Very, very nice eye candy in this thread. thank you
I'm also very partial to 1st Corps's Canadian MG Carrier too and am waiting for one to be delivered now:

http://pauljamesog.blogspot.com/2015/10/spiffy-machinegun-carrier.html

[tin shed gamer]

Glad you like them,the one I painted(MG carrier )for the add is a damaged casting and has only three of the original wheels .Its why there's a figure in front of the wheel,it's to hide the fact the wheels made of card.and isn't actually part of the set. The standing figure is from the series 3 Austins,
As you seem to intend on using it for VSF,you'll have no trouble replacing the heads as there designed to be conversion friendly,there's a little extra height in the soles of the boots so they can be cut away from their bases.Theres also far more ammunition belt from the boxes than required to reach the guns so you can achieve a more unique look .
Mark

[TikiCoast]

Nice.