@trooper82 - Welcome Paul and how is an OOB build an OOB build when you are correcting (modifying) inaccuracies?
Building the two Airfix WWI tanks sounds excellent and just to be clear, in most campaigns multiple builds are allowed and even encouraged. If you aren't already aware of it, the co-leader of this campaign is currently building the Airfix Male. You can find his blog
HERE.@vonHengest - Well, there you have it Jeremy, a Ferdinand
AND an Elefant. That would prove interesting. Between Paul and your comments it makes me think of a future campaign dealing with building pairs of a vehicle with each a different version.
Of course it would probably be Braille scale.
@Radek - If the Polish troops were trained and equipped by the British then it would stand to reason that they would carry standard British unit markings. According to the book "Tanks and Other Fighting Vehicles of World War II" by B.T. White, all Commonwealth and units associated with the British carried the same markings for the most part. I have the book but the section on unit markings is quite large. I found an interesting article on British associated unit markings on the Internet that included mention of the Polish armoured units in Italy. It might help and you can find it
HERE.
@Sudzonic - A prototype, Scott??? Looks like an M1 with a spotting .50 cal over the barrel (Israeli style) and a shielded MG. Can't seem to recall seeing any pictures of something like that.
Cheers,
Jan
