Stunning work. I love desert armor. You did a great job on the scratch job. Nice job on the paint and weathering.

Excellent results! There's something about armor in the desert that appeals to me as well. May be why I do so much IDF stuff.....

This DAK Stug is very nicely done. Great weathering and scratchbuilding.

My goodness, a model that excites.
This is the kind of stuff I reaaly love.
Some very good work here.
Congrats.........
                 

She looks fantastic! Love the weathering and the dusty, gritty look. She looks the part of a well-worn desert veteran.

Thank you all!

I want to try either the Bronco or DML StuG, but after this conversion I think I'll wait a while.

good model, but the tracks are to change the full tooth and 'been used since 1944 this as you well know and' used in 1942. I hope you can still do this.

ciao luca

No, it has the correct tracks on it.

I'm sorry that you do not notice the mistake maybe you need to study a bit ', to give you a hand you place a very simple site where you can find and see that the tracks' used are NOT THOSE OF THE BOX BECAUSE' CURRENTLY I BUILD ALSO ....... and you used some 1944 model tracks that had not yet been produced during the Afrika campaign. Please make a good review of history and manufacturing which is good and right, then I say it for you, I certainly will not use those full-toothed tracks.

ciao il pinna

http://www.tanks-encyclopedia.com/ww2/nazi_germany/Sturmgeschutz-III.php

I refuse to argue with you.

Really?? One person disagrees with you and you pack up your toys and go home.  You need a thicker skin than that.  It doesn't make sense to remove your pictures of a very nice looking model because one person doesn't like it or thinks it is wrong in some way.  You could always ignore him or say you don't care that the tracks are wrong. 

And...quitting just feeds the trolls. I was learning a lot about really nice weathering techniques from you.

HeavyArty

Really?? One person disagrees with you and you pack up your toys and go home.  You need a thicker skin than that.  It doesn't make sense to remove your pictures of a very nice looking model because one person doesn't like it or thinks it is wrong in some way.  You could always ignore him or say you don't care that the tracks are wrong. 

 No kiddin'!

Sad to say, one negative comment and he's out of here?

He should just ignore it, no argument needed.

All his builds looked very nice to me.

GMorrison

And...quitting just feeds the trolls.

That is THE point, right there. What Bill said. Absolutely spot on.

This place has gone quiet with very few active folk. There is no place for offensive folk here. We cannot afford the damage, we are too small of a group.

What's worse, new members read crap like the above and get scared off. It's not just as simple as one offended poster running off mad.  We need new active members to keep going. Just like business and life.

Guys, I hope Frankenpanzer doesn't mind me posting this but I sent him a message yesterday about this and he just went though a very nasty shock in his personal life. He's angry, upset, and stressed out right now, Luremian's post was the last straw on the camel's back that pushed him over the edge. 

He said he'll be back when things calm down. If you want to know anymore you'll have to contact him yourself. 

Tojo72

I don't believe that Luremian67 post was offensive at all,he complimented the build and the pointed out a problem in a decent way,did not belittle in any way.If you post your work here,you cant just expect attaboys,you should expect constructive criticism which I believe was given.

 

I hate it when I am wishy-washy, but I do believe Tojo has a point.

May I stand corrected, to a point.

And thanks for the info, Gammy.

Good work here.
Hurry back.