UNSC Heavy Infantry "Blackstar Brigade" Reassigned To Brazos Sector

1st Platoon 2nd Company 7th UNSC Heavy Infantry
"Blackstar Brigade" are being reassigned to the Brazos
Sector and will be attached to the BEE
5TH Armored Cavalry Regiment

Commandant Steve (BLACKSTAR) has informed me that
the troops have embarked on UN transport and should
arrive here by Saturday. Reflagging ceremony will take
place Monday.
  

WWII German Twin 8.8cm Flak 37 Railway Car

Just picked this up.....you can never have too many 88s!

British - Vehicles C15TA Armored Truck

When the Americans decided to phase out the White Scout Car, the British decided a replacement was needed as the White Scout Car had proven indispensable in its role of an armoured lorry. The value of the White Scout Car was not lost on the Canadian either, who set out to design replacement based on the Otter LRC (Light Reconnaissance Car).

The completed design was designated the C15TA was powered by a 270 cid six-cylinder engine with a two ratio gearbox. The British placed a contract for 3000 vehicle in late 1943 and during the period between 1944 and 1944 to replace the American half-tracks and White Scout Cars they had previously been reliant upon. The demand for the vehicle was so high that General Motors Canada built close to 4000 vehicle at their Oshawa planet alone.

The C15TA proved popular where it serves and could fill the role of flat-bed truck, eight-man personnel carrier or ambulance. This versatility meant the C15TA stayed in service well into the post-war years.

Tanker's Tuesday: Leo 1 Company Part III (Support Elements Continued)

Picked up a few more pieces for my 1960s West German
Panzer force, I plan to have two Tank battalions of ten
tanks each and one Panzergernadier battalion with ten
APCs. With what I have thus far I'm well underway. 

Tanker's Tuesday: Leo 1 Company Part II (Support Elements)

Here are a few support elements to the Leo I company all by ROCO.

Tanker's Tuesday: Leo 1 Company

Roco Leo 1 Company ready to roll out....)

3 WWII German Platoons

Got these from the same guy that painted up the Fins...nice work....)

First Platoon above:

Second Platoon Above:

Third Platoon Above: