The Soviet 76mm infantry gun is a fairly hard model to find in 28mm, especially this earlier model of it. There were a couple of 3D models of it around, but none that would print well and have good detail. So I made my own and here it is:
Category: Chain of Command
2
Apr
08
2021
M1927 76mm Regimental Gun
The Soviet 76mm infantry gun is a fairly hard model to find in 28mm, especially this earlier model of it. There were a couple of 3D models of it around, but none that would print well and have good detail. So I made my own and here it is:
1
Jan
28
2021
BA-64 Armoured Car
The dinky little BA-64 armoured car is an iconic vehicle and when I saw a free model for one available on Thingiverse I decided I had to have one. It didn’t turn out to be quite that simple, but this is what I’ve ended up with:
4
Jan
21
2021
SU-122 assault gun
“Quantity has a quality all of its own”, said Stalin famously. So why bring a little gun to the fight when you can bring an absolutely ridiculous chunk of self-propelled Nazi-blasting hardware? As dangerous as it was mean-looking, the SU-122 assault gun gave the Soviet love of overwhelming firepower wheels.
3
Jan
01
2021
PAK-40 AT Gun
I first added a PAK-40 anti-tank gun to my German forces for Chain of Command a while back. But I was never really very happy with the model, so I’ve 3D printed myself a much better one.
0
Aug
27
2020
Soviet Jump Off Points for Chain of Command
Rummaging through my lead pile I found I had several scouts left over from the scout squad I made a while back, and a couple of Bad Squiddo’s female soldiers including this signaller. That lot seems ideal for some Jump Off Points for Chain of Command. Up until now I’d just been using shell craters […]
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