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At long last, some 20 years after I first started this kit, it is now finally finished. My second completion of this year! This is the Testors boxing of the 70's vintage Italeri molds. I replaced the kit single piece vinyl tracks with some Dragon indy link tracks, added a CMK resin transmission, plus some other scratch work on the interior to fill up the open spaces in there. The crew figures are Dragon, Decals from Star Decals "Panzers in Italy" sheet and I painted this with Floquil and Vallejo colors. Stowage came from various items in my spares bins.
Thanks for looking! Comments and critiques are welcome.
F is for FIRE, That burns down the whole town!
U is for URANIUM... BOMBS!
N is for NO SURVIVORS...
- Plankton
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Oh wow that looks great SP! Love the camo, dirt and mud on the road wheels and the figures!
And Floquil paints, gee you've got some that hasn't dried up yet?
"I dream in fire but work in clay." -Arthur Machen
Gamera Oh wow that looks great SP! Love the camo, dirt and mud on the road wheels and the figures! And Floquil paints, gee you've got some that hasn't dried up yet?
Thanks Gamera!
Yes, I actually have a few Floquil paints left. Although my bottle of Dark Yellow that I used here is long dried up... at least five years or more....
Another nice piece of work. Great camo and weathering and nice job on replacing the tracks with individual track links. I recognize the self-propelled insignia, but I don't recognize the shamrock divisional(?) sign. What is it?
Thanks Tiger! The sign is from 71st Infantry Division in Italy, 1944. There are several photos of this actual vehicle after it was knocked out and recovered by the US.
WOW !! I don't know what else to say. That is super cool and incredibly well done.
On the bench:
A lot !! And I mean A LOT!!
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Thank you Brandon! I'm slowly whittleing down my shelf of doom builds, and getting that section of my work area emptied.
stikpusher Thanks Tiger! The sign is from 71st Infantry Division in Italy, 1944. There are several photos of this actual vehicle after it was knocked out and recovered by the US.
Thanks Stik. I was looking in the Pz. Divisions. I didn't know that was an Infantry division.
If you look closely, the insignia looks to be a couple of crossed axes or some similar item in white, with a green outline, not an actual shamrock.
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