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World War 20mm – A Battlegroup Endless Project

World War 20mm – A Battlegroup Endless Project

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About the Project

Charting continued progress on gaming World War Two in 20mm using the Battlegroup wargame rules. This project is an ongoing and never ending one that aims to cover miniatures, vehicles and terrain for gaming various theatres and campaigns of WW2 in miniature.

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Turan tanks...

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Skill 4
Idea 5
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Two IBG Models Hungarian Turan tanks ready for painting… but what possessed IBG to release a kit with no locking or fitting mechanism for the turret to the hull! Madness!

So magnets and coins out to rectify that…

More tank?

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Skill 7
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Two more vehicles…. and they ain’t tanks!

 

Hungarian Zrinyi Assault GunHungarian Zrinyi Assault Gun
Skoda RSO TractorSkoda RSO Tractor

Budapest Bus...

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Skill 9
Idea 6
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Selbstfahrlafette auf Fahrgestell VOMAG
7 OR 660 mit 8,8 cm from Flak, 1. Abteilung/Flakregiment 42 (mot.S.) – Budapest, Spring 1945.

 

Budapest Bus...
Budapest Bus...
Budapest Bus...

Bus...

Tutoring 1
Skill 6
Idea 5
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All aboard the Flak bus for a bit more work…

 

Bus...

Something a little different... Morris Umbauwagen Kfz 12.

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Skill 8
Idea 5
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Something a little different...   Morris Umbauwagen Kfz 12.

MMS Models with an AB driver.

 

Something a little different...   Morris Umbauwagen Kfz 12.

Crusaders for Battlegroup Torch

Tutoring 1
Skill 11
Idea 4
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Crusaders for Battlegroup Torch
Crusaders for Battlegroup Torch

Big Bad Flak Truck...

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Skill 5
Idea 7
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Sometimes its best not to ask why…

Selbstfahrlafette auf Fahrgestell VOMAG 7 mit 8,8 cm Flak

 

Panzer IV and Sdkfz 250/10...

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Skill 6
Idea 2
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Couple of bits finished off last night…

 

First was a repainted PSC Panzer IV. I wanted to see how repainting an old model came out as it will be handy to ‘upgrade’ a few old paintjobs…

Next was another PSC model, this time for my Tunisia and Italy projects, a Sd.Kfz. 250/10 leichter Schützenpanzerwagen (3.7 cm PaK) ready to do a bit of recce…

 

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