I’ve never been a huge fan of barrels on tanks, though they do occasionally appear in period photos, so having just two in the pack satisfies my needs. They are a little soft edged for my liking but adequate for use. The cans come either grouped up as a trio with a strap/frame around – handy for gluing to the rear face of hull or turret, or as individuals. Jerry Cans are always useful for water or fuel, both being essential for correct operation of a tank. They need a little bit of cleaning for mould lines but the casts are relatively clean.

These from Debris of War come in a variety of sizes, the small crates being especially useful for ration boxes. Whether its holding ammo or rations, a sturdy crate can often be found on the engine deck of tank. You can group the items into the following categories: Crates The 15mm stowage pack boasts 60 pieces of lead components, apparently two each of 39 different designs with each pack having a slightly different composition. Review Overviewĭebris of war do both 28mm and 15mm stowage, as well as a variety of terrain and basing products. Recently I purchased some Debris of War 15mm stowage so lets see how they look. As many long term readers and listeners will know, I do love a bit of stowage on my tanks! Stowage adds life and character to otherwise cold, lifeless, steel and its addition helps add some points of interest to a model as well as breaking up a monotony of olive drab for painter and viewer alike.

Leman russ battle tank stowage