I decided to make this Tiger Panzer Grey. I've heard many people say that there were no Panzer Grey Tigers. That they were all Dark Yellow. I like things to be historical but I'm not total bent on it. Its not like I was going to paint it...pink! I was going to paint it grey either way. Just because I've heard both sides of the coin I did a little digging myself.What I found was that the first 4 Tigers went to the Schwere PzAbt 502, part of Army Group North attacking Leningrad in August 1942. These Tigers were Grey. I even found some crazy pictures.
So here is my Leningrad Tiger, StuG F/8's, and Panzer II's. Let me know what you think.
My little varnish cocktail is a bit too matt. made some of the darker lines disappear. I'll have to refine this for the next batch. I also refined my wash, and it works much better. Even painted the tank commanders this way as a prelude to painting infantry with this technique.They symbol on the Panzer II's is from the 14th panzer division. The turrent looked kinda bare, and its hard to put numbers on a turret that small. I'm sure there was a light panzer company in that division, just don't know where they would have placed their unit symbol.
The StuG F/8's I screwed up a bit on. In most of the F/8 photo's I found they had the German cross with their unit symbol on the side. I forgot this until I had already done the first one. So I just made them all the same. These turned out super good. I can't wait to use them against Sylvain's Soviet Calvary!
Next up, 1 Panzer IV f2, 3 Panzer J (late), and 5 T-34 obr 1942's.
Oh some might question the tires on my tanks. I know they should be black. But I tried painting them and they look like shit after. So I just leave them now.




















