My newest acquisition for my German WWII force is the Solido 221 Tiger tank.
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Collectors may choke a bit when they realize I'm going to play games with it. |
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It's a thing of beauty! |
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Size comparison with 54mm Matchbox figure |
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Another perspective. |
I admit that my 1/43 - 1/50 armor acquisitions for the Germans are a bit of a hodge podge: a PZ IV, a Jagdpanther and a Tiger. Then again, the rules I use don't put a premium on real-world orbats either.
I think, at this point, my plan is to acquire another PZ IV, so I can field a tank company of PZ IVs, lead by a Tiger. Not sure how historical it is, but Featherstone had two Panthers lead by a tiger in his sample campaign game in
Advanced War Gaming and that's good enough for me.
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