The Purpose of the TASK FORCE is assisting the City of Kingston in establishing measures to take control of our feral cat population. The Task Force volunteers will be charged with the responsibility of developing a control plan for the City of Kingston. The Task Force would then determine a method of control, resources and partnerships required, legislation that might be required, and any other component for an overall control plan.
Saturday, April 11, 2020
28Mm Mk VI Light Tanks For The Desert
I haven't posted any new stuff for a while as I have been having some nightmares with paint flaking on a bunch of Blitzkrieg Miniatures and it's kind of put me off painting a bit.
The troop of three tanks has two Mk VI B and 1 Mk VI C the former armed with a Vickers and a Besa MG whilst the Cupola less C has a 15mm Besa.
My early war British Forces are for late 1940 and 1941 so most have the famous Caunter Camouflage Scheme. I tend to vary the colours I use to reflect the alterations in hue due to the harsh desert conditions but with these I have used the Official colours from the AK Interactive Caunter Paint Set.
I've added decals from a number of sources but a few weeks ago I picked up some Tank Name decals from Warlord Games and have used them for the first time on the rear of the turrets on these.
We have a Desert game coming up next so I will get these on the table nice and quick.
To add a bit more character I've added some Perry Miniatures tank commander figures, I do love the Perrys stuff, it really compliments my painting style and a splash of the right colour in the right place and they just come to life.
I think with these smaller tanks the Caunter Scheme breaks up the shape of the vehicle as a it was designed to do, in a similar manner to the Dazzle camouflage that started on ships in WW1.
Lots of new tanks coming soon.
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