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Friday, August 21, 2026
More Painting of Soviet Vehicles
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I admire your thorough approach to your miniatures collecting, like having lots of trucks for supply.
Regretfully, when I have the time and energy to work on my own miniatures, I must concentrate on pieces that will be used on the gaming table. For instance, it would be nice to have some transports and tankers to go along with my new 1/2400 WWII Pacific War ships. And I just buy some later. But for now, I'm sticking with a small number of destroyers and cruisers.
Sorry to highjack your thread, nor do I mean to be critical in any way. I was just thinking about how our ways of collecting are different.
J you did not hijack the thread. We are engaged in a meaningful discussion of our hobby. I too have 1/2400 ships. I used to buy CnC ships and small craft, destroyers, came in a 5 pack. Sometimes there were only 3 or 4 in the actual class. SO... I would cut off the guns and sometimes other parts and make them into cargo ships and transports. Eagle Games makes 1/72nd scale game pieces for a Colonial Wargame they used to make and you got 5 dreadnought type battleships. I have 50 of them! So I cut off the guns, trim back the hull, and converted most of them into merchant ships. So I can run convoy protection games or invasion games. The trucks are the same, you much get X number of trucks from point Y to point Z by turn AA or you run out of fuel. Makes a great wargame scenario, particularly if you don't tell the opposing side about that requirement.
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