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Hey guys --

Steven put up a post about his horde of T34s -- both Battlefront and Plastic Soldier Company.

Horde of T34s!

What do you guys think? Anyone else out there have a bunch of Plastic Soldier Company Tanks? They just came out with StuGs.

I also use plastic soldier company for my T-34's and for the main body of my Russian infantry. Yours are very well painted.

Its a small thing, but with the turret you can seal up that little gap with a small roll of green stuff when you put it together. but really from more then six inches away no one would ever see it.

Over all its a very impressive looking bit of soviet armor!

Tabitha wrote:I also use plastic soldier company for my T-34's and for the main body of my Russian infantry. Yours are very well painted.

Its a small thing, but with the turret you can seal up that little gap with a small roll of green stuff when you put it together. but really from more then six inches away no one would ever see it.

Over all its a very impressive looking bit of soviet armor!

Thanks! It's actually my friend Steven's army -- he loves them! Especially since you can have both full T34 and T34/85 turrets.

Yes, I painted both the turrets for mine. I plan on fielding them as a Tank Battalion to support my infantry in a total war game eventually.

I'm using mostly PSC miniatures in my fledgeling Grenadierkompanie at the moment, with some Forged in Battle 88's and MG42's thrown in as well. Looking to add some stugs soon. The PSC PzIV's are really nice

Thank god the PSC tanks are light plastic, otherwise FOW tables across the world would be collapsing under the weight....