The TOG 1 was designed in the expectation that battlefields of the war might end up like those of the Great War. Its specifications required it to be able to cross any sort of churned-up countryside and trenches. Armed with a 2-pdr gun and machine-guns.
I already have a pair of TOG 2 tanks on the workbench.
In the box are three models.
These are resin castings, each model consists of a pair of resin tracks, resin hull, and a resin turret. Also in the box are metal weapons and plastic crew.
After washing the resin pieces if assembled the models. Each tank is made up of of four resin pieces, two tracks, the main hull, and the turret. Then the metal parts were added, two hatches, the turret weapon and a barrel for the main hull weapon.
They have a similar look to the French Char B1.
I decided against adding crew models to the tanks. Here are all three models.
I then gave the models a white undercoat.
The next stage was the base coat. I had thought about going down different routes with this. However, in the end I used some Army Painter Army Green Spray.
The next stage will be painting the tracks, or might add some camouflage.