November 15, 2011 by dracs
Warlord Games have previewed a new tank miniature, the French Renault R35.
This tank was the most used French tank throughout WW2, seeing action against the German invasion and then being put into use by the Germans after France's defeat.
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(Pulls out old war joke book…)
The most used French tank? How long was it used for, five minutes?
The turret is useful. It lets you fire even in the opposite direction of travel.
Painting won’t be too hard, just remember to add more detail to the exhausts and general rear area. You want the parts that will be seen the most to stand out.
(Thank you very much, I’m here ’til Thursday. Tickets are still available.)
😀
Trying to figure out what the commander is doing
Is he having un pee pee through le hatch derriere?
with many apologies for massacring the French language to Romain! :*)
Oooh! I love R-35s. And the T-26. And all of those crappy Japanese tanks. Heck, I love all of the quirky early war tank designs.