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On the Eastern Front Campaign

I am pleased this is so popular, and I am pleased to have been of help. Mark deserves the praise for asking me to do it , and Andrzej for supplying the material to me.

Really good idea, this is the best way I feel to display all the great models that builders made to participate in a campaign. Well done Armorama!! Bob

great models, great idea great way to see a finnished campain! Thanks Geraint

Some very nice work on display there and it's nice to see it show-cased all in one spot. Hopefully this is something that will continue for the future, a lot of good stuff goes on in the Campaigns area but doesn't get the exposure unless you go down there on a regular basis as a participant.

I agree with the others.A great way to finish. One of the main reasons I love this site is to see the contribution done by others, others that is besides just professional modelers.Well done.

I really liked seeing everything done for this campaign. Great idea and excellent work by all.

Great work guys, and a big congrats to all who finished, and are included in the feature. Most definately. Im surprised its not been thought of before. This has to be easiest decision ever .. content for the site, as well as the ultimate reward for those taking part. Its also great to see so many new names included. Hopefully this will be a first step to getting more involved.

Great work!!!! Nice to see it presented in this format. To William Bradley, Totally dug the paint job on yours. How did you acheive that paint job?

I have nothing to say that hasn't been said already-- excellent idea, nicely executed!

The photo recap is an excellent idea. I would like to see a brief paragraph by the creator of each model detailing the subject, unit, location, date, and a brief history of the vehicle. I am not talking about a blow by blow build up, just 50 to 100 words on each model to provide context, sort of like the photo caption from a Concord book. Example: "Porsche Tiger 003, Heavy Tank Destroyer Battalion 653, Army Group Center, July, 1943. Though most Porsche Tiger chassis were used for Ferdinand production, a single vehicle was completed as a command tank and shipped to the Eastern Front at the request of Sw.Pz.Jgr.Ab. 653. The tank fought for approximately two months before disappearing from the unit roster, presumed lost." Excellent work, all around! -Doug