“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.
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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.

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.

Warlord Sd.Kfz. 251/10 Ausf D Review
German half tracks, they’re so iconic. I’ve already got a couple of the standard 251/1 troop carriers, now they’re joined by the command variant, the 251/10:

Kubelwagens
Is any WW2 German collection complete without a Kubelwagen? Probably not, but that’s a problem I’ve now fixed by printing myself these two little beauties:

British 17 Pounder Anti Tank Gun
One of the apex predators of WW2, the British 17pdr gun is a beastie that I’ve been missing from my late war Brit/Empire/Polish troops. While browsing the 3D printing sites recently I noticed that this model was available on one of them as a free download. I’m a wargaming cheapskate and that’s the right price […]