I was going through an old memory stick when I found some old pictures of Airfix 1/76 figures set in the Western Desert. I must have painted these around 2009 when I was working overseas and had lots of spare evenings. They are a mix of Aifix 8th Army, Afrika Korps and the Bren Gun Carrier with 6pdr:
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Showing posts with label Afrika Korps. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Afrika Korps. Show all posts
Monday, 22 June 2026
Some old pictures
Monday, 2 July 2018
Army Reforms - The Panzers Arrive
I have repainted and beefed up my Afrika Korps panzer force. My original Roco Minitanks have been reinforced by another six from the Spanish firm EKO. Here they are off the production line:
One of the new Pz IIIs:
They are very similar to the Roco version, but are different moulds.
Here is a Stug III, which I believe only served in N Africa in limited numbers:
I am trying to source some 1/87 scale Panzer 1 and 2 models, but so far I can find none that arereasonably priced in the UK.
One of the new Pz IIIs:
They are very similar to the Roco version, but are different moulds.
Here is a Stug III, which I believe only served in N Africa in limited numbers:
I am trying to source some 1/87 scale Panzer 1 and 2 models, but so far I can find none that arereasonably priced in the UK.
Saturday, 9 June 2018
Training Manuals - Airfix Guide Nos 12 & 20
Having been mentioned several times in previous post comments and as they are a constant source of information and inspiration, I thought I should mention these two little gems that have been in my collection for decades, They are Airfix magazine guide 12, Afrika Korps and number 20, 8th Army in the desert.:
These slim little books are packed with organisation, uniform, equipment and campaign history, all supported by great photographs and drawings:
Over the years I have collected a number of these guides and here is my complete collection:
These slim little books are packed with organisation, uniform, equipment and campaign history, all supported by great photographs and drawings:
Over the years I have collected a number of these guides and here is my complete collection:
Tuesday, 5 June 2018
Army Reforms - Afrika Korps
I enjoyed my Arnhem game very much, which promted me to dig out some of my old plastic WW2 figures. I thought I could reorganise them to be used in future Memoir '44 engagements. The first figures that I stumbled across were my WW2 desert forces and these old Airfix Germans, along with some Roco Minitanks make up a useful 1942 force:
There are two infantry groups with supporting machine guns, light anti tanks guns and engineers:
Armour consists of some Mark 3 tanks:
Some Mark 4s:
An anti aircraft unit:
Assault gun:
And artillery:
The same box has some Airfix 8th Army figures that will allow a similar force to be generated. Some desert battles coming up, I think.
There are two infantry groups with supporting machine guns, light anti tanks guns and engineers:
Armour consists of some Mark 3 tanks:
Some Mark 4s:
An anti aircraft unit:
Assault gun:
And artillery:
The same box has some Airfix 8th Army figures that will allow a similar force to be generated. Some desert battles coming up, I think.
Labels:
1942,
20mm,
Afrika Korps,
Airfix,
Desert,
North Africa.,
WW2
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