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leo2000
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EP EXPANTION
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Tue, 13 November 2012 17:57
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I HAVE PAINTED SOME MINIATURES OF THE EP EXPANTION:
- WHITE FOR THE FINNIS
- LIGHT GREEN FOR ITALIAN ARTILLERY
- LIGHT BRLUE FOR FRANCE TROOPS
- MATT GREY FOR ALL GERMAN TOOLS (TIGERS, SCREEMINGMEEMIS, TANK DESTROIER)
- MATT GREEN FOR ALLIED MOBILE ARTILLERY
I AM NOT SURE HOW TO PAINT HOBART'S FUNNIES? I'D LIKE TO PAINT THEM ONE COLOR LIKE THE OTHER STUFFES. DO THEY BELONG TO THE ENGLISH SIDE OR TO OTHER NATIONS? I'M THINKING TO PAINT THEM IN SAND COLOR LIKE THE ENGLISH TOOPS.
ALL I CAN SEE ON THE FORUM IS REALLY WELL DONE BUT...I AM A LITTLE LAZY AND I PAINT THE FIGURES OF ONE COLOR.
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Erik Uitdebroeck
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Re:EP EXPANTION
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Tue, 13 November 2012 18:27
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Also a little lazy, I think I'm going to do the same thing.
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Almilcar
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November 2011
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Re:EP EXPANTION
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Tue, 13 November 2012 20:29
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Hello,
we are painting the minis in one single color as well. Is the fastest and easiest way. And it's not about laziness at all, it is about the lack of skills.
So a spray of a nice colour will be perfect for us.
Cheers!
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red_zebra
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February 2005
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OldBloodandGuts
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Re:EP EXPANTION
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Wed, 14 November 2012 16:27
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I did them in a western European green:
And since Crusaders were used a lot in North Africa, in a desert camo:
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tank commander
Messages: 2653
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Re:EP EXPANTION
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Mon, 10 December 2012 23:46
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| OldBloodandGuts wrote on Wed, 14 November 2012 10:27 |
I did them in a western European green:
And since Crusaders were used a lot in North Africa, in a desert camo:
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The Hobart funnies tanks are Churchills, not Crusaders. Churchills were used in North Africa but not in large numbers till early '43.
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OldBloodandGuts
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Re:EP EXPANTION
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Tue, 11 December 2012 21:15
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My bad...was thinking Churchills and typed Crusaders...must have been thinking of the tanks that come with the Mediterranean Pack.
How embarrassing 
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tank commander
Messages: 2653
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Re:EP EXPANTION
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Tue, 11 December 2012 23:54
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| OldBloodandGuts wrote on Tue, 11 December 2012 15:15 |
My bad...was thinking Churchills and typed Crusaders...must have been thinking of the tanks that come with the Mediterranean Pack.
How embarrassing
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Umm, understandable considering the Brits named many of their tanks starting with the letter "C".
Convenanter
Crusader
Cavalier
Challenger
Centaur
Cromwell
Comet
Centurion
Churchill
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player1171316
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November 2012
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Re:EP EXPANTION
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Wed, 26 December 2012 11:03
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Hobarts funnies where mostlEy brittisch because the americans wouldn't see the potential of it.
Now im thinking about it i miss the DD tanks used on the normandy invasion.
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tank commander
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Re:EP EXPANTION
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Wed, 26 December 2012 12:05
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| player1171316 wrote on Wed, 26 December 2012 05:03 |
Hobarts funnies where mostlEy brittisch because the americans wouldn't see the potential of it.
Now im thinking about it i miss the DD tanks used on the normandy invasion.
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The Brits certainly seemed to have more of a flair for coming up with special weapons to use in WW II. There is no doubt that the "Funnies" played a key role during D-Day.
I believe the Americans only employed the DD tanks and some tanks with bulldozer blades. But many of their DD tanks sank off Omaha as they were launched too far from shore and also faced up to 6 ft waves.
The full adaption by American forces of the funnies and their proper use during D-Day would have made for a easier time for them and they could have used all the help they could get on Omaha.
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player1171316
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November 2012
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Re:EP EXPANTION
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Wed, 26 December 2012 22:17
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| tank commander wrote on Wed, 26 December 2012 12:05 |
| player1171316 wrote on Wed, 26 December 2012 05:03 |
Hobarts funnies where mostlEy brittisch because the americans wouldn't see the potential of it.
Now im thinking about it i miss the DD tanks used on the normandy invasion.
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The Brits certainly seemed to have more of a flair for coming up with special weapons to use in WW II. There is no doubt that the "Funnies" played a key role during D-Day.
I believe the Americans only employed the DD tanks and some tanks with bulldozer blades. But many of their DD tanks sank off Omaha as they were launched too far from shore and also faced up to 6 ft waves.
The full adaption by American forces of the funnies and their proper use during D-Day would have made for a easier time for them and they could have used all the help they could get on Omaha.
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that right about the dd tanks most of te tank sunk inmediatilly when drove of the ramp of the lct and those who came ashore where to late and far of there target
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