Soviet ARVs

Right now my project has been to repair and rehabilitate old Soviet models.

To assemble any unassembled kits.

And to primer paint any unpainted resin or metal kits.

I am also primer painting some of the plastic kits.

Particularly the conversions.  This conversion has a cargo of supplies that is removable, but mounted on a sheet of styrene.  Placed together they form an nice supply dump or maintenance location.

Boom Crane

More T34 armored recovery vehicles.  This time with a more complex cargo space.

Shermans are from Paul Heiser in HO 1/87 scale.

The Soviets used a number of Sherman tanks and they were generally well liked.

This is a Lee / Grant armored recovery vehicle.

Most Soviet ARVs don't have the luxury of a boom crane.

Artillery Crews

In my ruleset, an artillery piece must have a crew equal to the size of the gun in centimeters, rounded down.

So a Soviet 122mm gun needs a 12 man crew.  That includes drivers, observers and those servicing the gun.

Some resin figures in the same pose as the plastic guy were included.

They were different colors, I added the bases.

Soviet Assault Troops

This set of assault troops has a nice mixture of poses and weapons.

They do have a bit of flash on them.

But I still plan on getting more of them.

They come with a bonus figure of a female MP directing traffic.

Submarines

This is a 1/2400 scale Soviet Typhoon nuclear ballistic missile submarine.

I have a whole navy of Modern Soviet ships.

I found this little submarine at my local dollar store.

Short but tall.

I got a few of them.

I figure they will work as an unknown type submarine in games.

I got a small fleet of them and painted them up in a couple different schemes.