My Russian / Soviet vehicle park. These models are in various stages of completing. All bases have to be finished. I think that all green vehicles will receive white crosses. This will help them while gaming against other soviet forces. All models are made by QRF/ TSS and Zvezda. These are T-64s, T-72s, T-90, Shilka, Gviozdkas, BRDM, BTRD, URAL and BTR-80s.
Showing posts with label t 72. Show all posts
Showing posts with label t 72. Show all posts
Monday, December 7, 2015
My Russian / Soviet vehicle park.
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BTR 80,
BTRD,
Cold War,
Gvozdika,
Hot War,
Modern Russian,
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Shilka,
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T 90,
Team Yankee,
TSS,
Ural 4320,
ZSU-23-4,
Zvezda
Friday, November 27, 2015
Modern Syrian Army T-72 - 1/100 15mm
I don't have much to write, because I haven't painted much. I have several tanks waiting for the last coat of paint, multiple bases to be done and infantry to be finished. I have Team Yankee preordered and plan on getting Osprey - Black Ops game rules. When I have some spare time I fiddle with green stuff.
Here are my modern Syrian tanks in 1/100 15mm. Two tanks are made by Zvezda and one by QRF/TSS. I have added sandbags to the front of Zvezda downgraded one, to hide modern armour. The QRF/TSS had a lot more done to it: side skirts were covered with sandbags and tower received additional armour to make it higher (More in line with Zvezda tanks, as it was sitting low.), last but not least its tracks were replaced by Zvezda tracks. I think that when painted it would look ok.
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1/100,
15mm,
Flames of War,
FOW,
Hot War,
Qrf,
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Syrian tank,
t 72,
Team Yankee,
TSS,
TY,
Zvezda
Saturday, May 2, 2015
Zvezda - Hot War - 1/100 - T72
I've got several Zvezda T72 1/100 15mm tanks. I like them mainly because I can get them in every model shop. They are plastic and lent themselves easily for converting. Here you can see some examples of my tanks.
Two Syrian tanks, one with custom era and optics. Two Russian green tanks, one with Qrf T72BV turret. One early type (cast turret) T90 with shtora, in modern Russian camo. Syrian tanks are mostly done. T90 is waiting for AA gun. Green tanks need their AA guns and some paint.
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15mm,
Cold War,
Flames of War,
FOW,
Painted,
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QRF Models,
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Syrian tank,
t 72,
T 90,
t72,
Team Yankee
Wednesday, April 29, 2015
QRF / TSS - 15mm T-72BA with ERA (T-72BV) and Zvezda 1/100 T-72BV
Like most wargamers that want to get 1/100 15mm Cold war or modern figures I was drawn to Geoffs QRF Models. I've acquired several packs of infantry models and some vehicles. QRFs range of kits is quite amazing so it's the place to get your cold war / modern models. One thing that many wargamers find themselves questioning is figures comparability between ranges. With infantry you can end up having Xyston Republican Romans on one side and Corvus Belli Carthaginians on the other, the Romans being more than a head taller! With modern vehicles it is industry standard to make kits not in 15mm scale but in 1/100 scale. So in ideal world every T-34 should be the same, but there are some casting issues that lead to differences. With the advent of computer designed plastics that have exactly 1/100 scale those new kits become benchmark for scale purposes. Not always rightly so as show measurements of Zvezda 1/100 - Hot War - BTR-80 compared with wikipedia (it could be wrong, I suppose that Russians know the right measurements of their APC).
Back to the QRF and Zvezda 1/100 T-72 kits. With QRF T-72BV being in many figure collections it must be interesting how it compares with Zvezda T-72BV. I will not post straight photos side by side as the tanks are only in name the same type. Whats funny is that the T-72 variant shown on Zvezda art box is not in the box, but can be bought from QRF. If you get both tank you will quickly find out that they are different measurements wise. But the close inspection will tell you that both tanks have tracks of the same length, guns of the same length, turrets of the same diameter and main tank chassis of very close length. The differences stem from the way tracks are mounted in QRF tank compared to Zvezda making it sit lower, Rear fenders that are much shorter on QRF tank, and turret being shorter than Zvezda. What you can see on pictures is Zvezda and QRF chassis with Zvezda turrets. The QRF chassis has been slightly modified to match Zvezda tank. I believe that both tanks are compatible and with the little work they will blend well together an any army. Personally I prefer QRF Models T-72 detail and Zvezda T-72 fenders length, and turret height. The QRF turret / Zvezda chassis kit will be shown here later.
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15mm,
Cold War,
Flames of War,
FOW,
Hot War,
Modern,
Qrf,
QRF Models,
Russian,
Soviet,
t 72,
t72,
Team Yankee,
Zvezda
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