Also note that, as a weight-saving measure, battlecruisers sometimes carried fewer main gun turrets than battleships. British practice in the first two decades of the 20th century was to build battlecruiser counterparts to each battleship class, typically with fewer main guns, lighter armour, greater length and so forth.
HBG Russian set painted
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Ive been painting units for a couple of years. I prob painted hundrends if not thousands, I like to buy and collect every plastic miniature set thats out there, like a lot of you do. I just finished painting the last Russian set from HBG. Im in no way professional, and I choose quantity over quality. I still try to put some detail into it but Im not going too crazy. I hope you enjoy them, some of the members here have been an influence on me. I used oil based paints for a long time but I used water based paints for half of the set, after reading other ppl experiences. The results were amazing, a lot easier to work, drys a lot faster and the detail that leaves behind it was great. I purchased a mega paint set from Army painter and I was very satisfied with the product. The first pica are the inf, I used oil based colors on them. a little glossy but they look ok.
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This is The Yak-6 transport plane, I used water based paints with a non glossy finish.
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This is the Su-2 attk fighter, used water based paints on them too.
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I-16 fighters
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I-16s
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Il-4s medium bomber
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Russian mech and transport trucks
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Transport trucks
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Great looking stuff! Very cool to see our sets painted up by members here.
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Ba-6 Armored Car
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Thx variable, a big thanks to you and all the team at HBG. You guys make great stuff, none of this will be possible without your big effort.
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122mm M-30 Artillery, water based colors.
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T-26 Light Tank
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T-26 Light Tank
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KV-2 Heavy Tank
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Kaytusha SP Artillery
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T-34/76 Medium tank
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Su-76 Tank Destroyer
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Su-76 Tank Destroyer
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This inspires me. I would love to see how they would look all together as a set.
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