Reference: Russian SU-122

There isn't much about the SU-122 you can't find on Google but I found very few reference photos of the actual vehicle in action. Most of the pictures I've seen are of scale models. Here's a link to the SU-122 entry at Tanks Encyclopedia

And here's another small image from The-Blueprints.com. Register and get the bigger versions, they are free with regiatration.

And here are some photos from wwiivehicles.com

And here's another technical drawing by George R. Bradford:

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Migrating to Facebook

After a tragedy in the family and a slow return to my hobbies, I've realized that I've been posting more on Facebook. It's easier, faster and the audience response is faster. So, posting here might be spasmodic at best for the time being. Bear with me as I decide what to do with my blogs, thanks!

Painting a flock of Dinos

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Dragon Models 1/16 Warrior: British Paratrooper "Red Devils"

This is my first attempt at painting a large-scale figure. I like the way the Denison smock came out but the messy inking on the flesh parts bother me. Maybe I'll repaint those next time I break out the paints. This is the first time I tried painting a figure larger than 54mm. I got this model along with 3 other models from Dragon's plastic figures line. Painted with oils, acrylics and inks. The 1st Airborne Division was a military formation that was raised and fought during World War II. It suffered terrible casualties throughout the operations it undertook, especially during the Battle of Arnhem, the operation which made the division famous for its defence of Arnhem Bridge. The division was the first to use the maroon beret, now an internationally recognised symbol of elite airborne forces. The distinctive maroon beret of the Parachute Regiment was first worn by the men of the Regiment when it went into action in North Africa in ...

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