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Here is one my Flames of War Cromwell Tanks moving through a French village.
Why black and white?
Simple. It’s not quite finished, it needs washing, drybrushing, weathering, detailing, decals and then some… Changing to grey scale hides a multitude of sins!
15mm Austin Ambulance in the streets of Normandy.
Roads and buildings from Battlefront.
Buildings and the roads are from Battlefront.
Flames of War British M5 Half Tracks trundle down the cobbled street in Normandy.
Buildings and roads are from Battlefront.
Moving down a road are some Humber Light Reconnaissance Cars and Humber Armoured Cars.
Flames of War British Armoured Cars from Simon’s collection.
Another photograph of a column of Simon’s British Sherman Tanks move along the cobbled streets of a Normandy village.
Buildings and roads are from Battlefront. The fountain, outbuildings and walls were the extras that you got if you subscribed to the Battlefront house deal.
Flames of War British Armoured Cars from Simon’s collection.
In there are some Humber Light Reconnaissance Cars and Humber Armoured Cars.
The Humber Light Reconnaissance Car, also known as Humberette or Ironside, was a British armoured car produced during the Second World War. The vehicle was used by Infantry Reconnaissance Regiments and the RAF Regiment in Tunisia, Italy and Western Europe. After the war, some vehicles remained in service with the British units in India and in the Far East. The LRC was used widely by the Reconnaissance Corps and was also used by the Reconnaissance squadron of the 1st Czechoslovak Independent Armoured Brigade Group.
From Simon’s collection.
Flames of War British Humber Armoured Car from Simon’s collection.
A column of Simon’s British Sherman Tanks led by a Sherman Firefly move along the cobbled streets of a Normandy village.
Buildings and roads are from Battlefront.