Showing posts with label Churchill. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Churchill. Show all posts

Friday, July 11, 2025

Modelist / Italeri 1/72 Churchill Mk III in Red Army (by Viktor Gorelov)

 



Hello dear modeler, 

Dear Viktor modeled a Red Army Churchill Mk III.  This kit, released under the brand Modelist but  originated from Italeri and ex.Esci. 

Nice winter wash, thanks for sharing, Viktor.

Erhan.. 














Wednesday, June 15, 2022

Airfix 1/76 Churchill Crocodile Tank (by Kerem Özkır)

 



Hello dear friends,

Thanks to Kerem, we also remember the Airfix kits, which are not preferred much anymore..

Today, he models two Airfix Churchill kits for us. Thank you buddy..

Erhan...










with his other brother Apollo..



Solo Apollo :)







Friday, February 4, 2022

Airfix 1/76 Churchill Mk.VII tank (with Göktuğ Berk Çakı)

 



Hi,

There is a new contributor today. His name is Göktuğ Berk Çakı.

His model is a cult Airfix Churchill kit but complete with very nice  modelling.

An interesting detail, Göktuğ completed this model with paints he produced himself. Its ingredients are bottled under the "Apollon Model" brand. I follow the developments about Apollon Model.

Congratulations for the model Göktuğ,

and welcome to "miniafv".

Erhan..


after primer..

after painting...


weathering..

completed model..






With Apollon Model products.



Wednesday, November 4, 2020

Airfix & Scratch 1/76 Churchill Gun Carrier (by Kürşat Kaan Kerimoğlu)

 




Hello dear friends,

Kürşat is with us. An interesting project, a unique model with antique Airfix kit and scratch-building parts.

He found technical drawings of the Churchill Gun Carrier tank on the internet. Based on these drawings and he determined draft dimensions. Kürşat cut the material of these sizes from Evergreen plastic sheets.

Excellent result, congratulations man !!

Erhan..

information

In 1941, the General Staff requested an investigation looking into the possibility of mounting high-velocity cannons onto tanks. The Valentine or Churchill were ill-suited to mounting anything larger than a 6-Pounder (57 mm/2.24 in) or 75 mm (2.95 in) cannon in their turret. As such, it was decided to mount the cannon in a superstructure with a limited traverse.
What came out of this was the Churchill Gun Carrier. Under the officially long-winded designation of Gun Carrier, 3-inch, Mk I, Churchill (A22D), this vehicle was the first and only conversion of the Churchill chassis into an Assault Gun/Tank Destroyer.





Modelling.. 




completed model..










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