RSO mitt Flak 38

As always, your work is incredibly inspiring! It's both detailed well and painted masterfully. Verfy fine job sir!

Nice work on the paint job Jose Luis! I often wonder what it would be like to work on a collaborative project with another builder. The hobby tends to be very solitary in that regard...don't know how I would feel having someone else do my paint work or vice versa but it's neat what you've done with this particular subject for sure.

Is this a legit production model or fantasy? I really like it and the worksmanship is just awesome.

Super cool...

Upon seeing the first completed pic,my response was GD!

Outstanding workmanship!

Eric,

Only done as a proto-type effort so far as I'm aware.

On closer examination, one thing of note that would make this even more appealing ........

 The contact area on those pressed steel wheels and the teeth on the sprockets should show some shine from use.

An exquisite piece of work nontheless, it looks just wonderful.

I give you two s!!!

Now that is one unique vehicle.  Very well done.  Will it be appearing in a publication?

Cheers

Dave

Many many thanks for you nice opinions!

Regarding the vehicle, is completely real excepting the flak. There are some pictures which show a RSO with a special support (the support Oscar made is an exactly reproduction of the real support) with a Gebirgsflak, an specially designed flak for mountain soldiers. Jorge just changed the Gebirgsflak for a Flak 38 in a "field workshop" conversion (as far as I know there´s not any Gebirgsflak kit)

This vehicle, will be included in a vignette with 5 figures.

Here you can see the nearly finished vehicle (the pictures above were 90% finished, step by step pictures), including the second door, more weathered cargo plataform, painting details (disastermaster, the painting detail you said was still missing,in fact, as the vehicle is abandoned, over the bare metal of the wheels teeth I made some filters using rusted colors over them)

Anyway, the vehicle is still not 100% finished. As Jorge will include it in a vignette, the final touchs (some dust in the road wheels, spare cartridges and ammo boxes here and there, accesories, so on), are still missing.

Hope that in some months, my friend Jorge will finish the vignette!

Thanks for posting

Ah..... abandoned!

In that case, I agree completely.

   Real or not, I love it.

I love the wood and the broken glass effects.  Well done.

Sure is a very nice piece. Seems like your collaboration with your friends was very successful!

Hi

My name is Bruno from Brazil.

I´d like to know how can I take the project of this support.

Many thanks!!!

Jose thats another beauty, stunning work.

Congrats,

Terry.

Jose,

Do you have any information about the support of the flak?
I am looking for more info but i can't find anything yet.

Peter

Excellent work,,,,    VERY nice indeed!

Thanks for sharing.............

Bill

I just don't know how you paint a fully assembled model!.

I,m "gobsmacked"...cheers....Kenny