JSU-152 1945 BERLIN

PANZERWAFFE, Glad you like it.

Hey Hinksy, Yours looks great too!

Many thanks Mike!

PANZERJAGER

Wow, that looks great! I'd say more but it's all been said.

Mike

PANZERWAFFE

Looks great and just the right amount of weathering   Like the battle damaged fender

Definately agree there!

You've done a cracking job on this one - VERY impressive. The weathering is perfect, the markings look just right and the figure is a great addition too. x 10! Loving it!

The picture below is my Tamiya JSU-152. It was my first build of 2011. I got the kit as a Christmas pressie and it was a true gem!

I built her toally OOB apart from a replacement RB Aluminium Turned barrel and random stowage. I painted the Berlin stripes on and went mad on a weathering rampage!

She's a personal favourite and HIGHLY recommended to anyone who hasn't built this kit! I'm not usually a big fan of Russian armour but this just had to be built! It's my only Russian build so I really should look at another one - I quite fancy something different like the Artillery Tractor (I'm not going to even try and spell it).

Lovely job buddy! Beautiful work!

ATVB

Ben  

Looks great and just the right amount of weathering   Like the battle damaged fender

terry35

Super work ........ really convincing finish.

Terry.

Thanks Terry, I'm glad you like it.

Your LWS is looking cool too!

PANZERJAGER

Super work ........ really convincing finish.

Terry.

TD4438

I just drooled all over my keyboard!

AW MAN, CLEAN UP THAT MESS!

Thanks though......

PANZERJAGER

shoot&scoot

You should've gotten a first out of that IMO.  All that paint scratchin' really paid off.  I've seen it in person and the pics only show part of the great build and weathering.  An excellent job well done!.

                                                                                                 Pat.

Thanks Pat.

There was some pretty nice armor there though...

disastermaster

 

Hercmech:

 

Nice job, you must have one heck of a macro lens to get those shots.

 

 

He's got 2,560 x 1,920 megapixels.

                WOOOOFF!

I don't get it?.........

I just drooled all over my keyboard!

You should've gotten a first out of that IMO.  All that paint scratchin' really paid off.  I've seen it in person and the pics only show part of the great build and weathering.  An excellent job well done!.

                                                                                                 Pat.

Hercmech

Nice job, you must have one heck of a macro lens to get those shots.

He's got 2,560 x 1,920 megapixels.

                WOOOOFF!

Thanks Mike1

as for the JSU draggin the Lincoln,...I think the JSU would "BLOW" Him Away!!!!

Hercmech, Thanks!  As for the camera, well, just a cheep Samsung Digimax D53 5 Negapixel.

Thanks VanceCrozier.  Welds are stock Dragon kit.  The texture is provided via Rust-Oleum American Accents Rust.

John,  I think those are cleaning rods on the fighting compartment roof.

p38jl.  Glad ya like it!

Thanks Tman!!! Glad I made it back here...

Thanks Bill,  Actually that thing just fetched a Silver in Allied Armor at the Mad City Modellers contest last Saturday in Madison Wisconsin.

anthony2779, Thanks!  It's the good old Dragon kit.

PANZERJAGER

great job,what a beast !! tracks look great.Tamiya or Dragon Kit ??

Nice work on the behemoth. Always neat to see these big Russian brutes get built up...they never win any points for style but definitely got the job done.

Excellent. I love the green. Weathering is well done too.

Very nice !!

Very nice! I like the weathering and the textures as well. One question...what are the rods fastened to the top of the hull? Cleaning rods? Aiming stakes? Or something completely different....like tent poles.....?

Wow - that was a real beast wasn't it! (The actual machine, not your kit!) Great work on the textures of the weld marks and Mantlet.

Nice job, you must have one heck of a macro lens to get those shots.

I wanna see it drag race the Lincoln!

Great job, just the right amout of weathering (IMAO).  Figure is very well done, too.