Review: Offensive Miniatures

 

Heyhey, it's been a while since the last review, right? So here's a quick one about Offensive Miniatures' WW2 Waffen SS range.

Review: Battlefield Accessories

 

Heyhey, yet another review of yet another Warlord (well..) kit - it's the Bolt Action Battlefield Accessories!

Showcase: 15mm Goldfinger Models Normandy Terrain

 

Heyhey, today I'd like to show you some terran pieces I've had lying around for a few years, but I just recently got them into play-able shape - resin buildings for Northern France 1944 in 15mm.

Review: Bolt Action Opel Blitz /Maultier

 

Wahey, it's time for yet another WW2 vehicle review. Why not. There's plenty around. So let's talk about Warlord Games' Opel Blitz / Maultier combo kit.

Review: Rubicon Models T34/76 & SU-85 AND SU-122

 

Heyhey, time for a model kit review! This one's a double feature too, due to the similarities between the kits. Technically it's a triple feature (or threat, if you prefer) even.

Showcase: 6-pdr Anti-Tank Gun

Here's an addition to a platoon of British Airborne I did a while ago. It's a mighty potent 6-pdr anti-tank gun.

Showcase: British Airborne

Heyhey, I'm back with some nice 28mm figures!

These are British Paras from WW2; minis from various manufacturers, and I hope that you like them.

Review: Rubicon Models Panzer III

 

 It's back to 28mm WW2! Today I would like to present you with my thoughts and impressions of one of Rubicon Models' initial releases: Their German Panzer III kit.

Review: Rubicon Models M8 Greyhound

Heyhey, it's me again, with a review of another very recent release by Rubicon Models - it's the M8 'Greyhound' armoured car kit from which you can also build a M20 Utility Car. Originally designed to be a tank hunter, it became the US army's main recon AFV during World War 2.

Review: Rubicon Models Opel Blitz

For my first Rubicon Models review I would like to have a look at one of the most important vehicles of the German army in World War 2. As so very often with important things, it is also entirely unglamorous. And yet they put a snazzy name on it. Of course I am talking about the work horse of the motorized German war machine, the Opel Blitz truck.