One of my favourite looking tanks is the Swedish m/42 tank, a domestic tank that was finalised in 1943 and plausable to take some kind of place in a 1943 what-if invasion of Sweden. It did initially have a lot of issues as was not very reliable and I found an interesting article here. I did have one of these in 15mm before but got another two from Shapeways some time ago – I was waiting for an alternative source but I think these are great even if they take you back about £19 each.
An armoured Truck – Pbil m/31
The second one is a Paul Edwards special (who runs the excellent Sabotag3d company – https://www.sabotag3d.com/). I showed Paul a picture of one and of them and off he went and designed one for me and printed out a fair few, and I have had them lying around for about a year – it was time to put some paint on them. More about this vehicle here.
That was all, see you in Dalarna in 1943!
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Part 1 – Episode 1 – World War Roses
Part 2 – Legendary Wargames
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These are all brilliant! 🙂 I want to do a 20mm Swedish army now!
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Many thanks!
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Love those armoured trucks- they look like they could pack a heft punch too. What was their off road capability like?
Cheers,
Pete.
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Pete, it was developed as a training vehicle based on normal trucks. The armour made them heavy and useless off road.
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I like the camouflage, looks really good!
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Many thanks
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Per, I really like your Stridsvagn m/42’s. The paint job and weathering are nice. But the armored trucks are just as cool!
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I have a soft spot for the armoured trucks as well Mark.
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