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Clamber Into The 15mm British Valentine From Plastic Soldier Company
March 28, 2018 by brennon
Plastic Soldier Company keep up the production of World War II armour with their new 15mm British Valentine Tank Kit.
The new plastic set comes with five different Valentine Infantry Tanks for you to build, each with variations to make sure that they are accurate as possible to the original designs. You can see how the sprue breaks down below.
It has even been helpfully coloured coded to make sure that you can tell what bit goes with what (on the diagram). You could then follow this when building your individual tanks. This way you can build the Mk II, III or Mk IX.
Will you be picking some of these up?
"...you can build the Mk II, III or Mk IX"
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Great looking model’s at a reasonable price.
Usual high standard from PSC again, with a boat load of options to tailor it to your force. I’ve been building a small desert force for the British that these will slot into as a break from my late war games
Years ago I had to re-paint some Axis & Allies 15mm prepaints – Soviet Lend-Lease Valentines – back into British desert colors with “dazzle camo” markings. They’ve served pretty well on desert tables, but these new ones might need to step in as long-overdue replacements. 😀
Seems like PSC and Battle front have umm how do I put it, copied each other, the T55 sets are almost the same and maybe this is a sign of things to come. More plastic for battle front and better plastic from psc.
There are not too many parts, and those we see seem to be not too fiddly. So it is a good kit for the bad-sighted.
This is a splendid idea by obhe @oriskany to build some of the models as lend-and-lease vehicles for the Soviets. I´m also building up a North-European British force. so this is an opportunity to bolster up this one as well.
PSC plastic kits open my wallet every time…. and I suspect that they are the reason for Battlefront making any plastics at all 🙂