Jagdpanther in Normandy Dio (1 Viewer)

[wwiibuff]

Thought I would get out one of my older K&C kits for a set up.

 

[sammy719]

One of the best "retired "" tanks out there, love the dio...Sammy

 

[nasirkasmani]

charming stuff.
the black panzer crew came from which vehicle set?

 

[wwiibuff]

charming stuff.
the black panzer crew came from which vehicle set?

The crewman in the black uniform came from the Normandy Panther set. The other crewman is from the Jagdpanther.

 

[Frank Millward]

Hi
great dio. and well photographed, well done.

 

[Eazy]

the jagdpanther Is one of K&C's best models in my opinion. It really stand out in my collection and has one of my favourite camo schemes.
With the jagpanther riders it really comes to life.

 

[Jagdpanther]

Very nice! That jagdpanther sure is awesome!

 

[Sahara]

I have been after this piece for a while now. Finally about a week ago I broke down and bought one. Hopefully I'll get it either today or Monday. From looking at the pictures and hearing all the praise about this piece I think I made a good purchase, I can't wait to add it to my collection.

 

[Sahara]

I was thinking of sending it out for a white wash repaint but I want to see what it looks like in person before I make that decision.

 

[Cyber Field Marshall]

I have been after this piece for a while now. Finally about a week ago I broke down and bought one. Hopefully I'll get it either today or Monday. From looking at the pictures and hearing all the praise about this piece I think I made a good purchase, I can't wait to add it to my collection.

The Jagdpanther is a great piece and I think the camo pattern and colour is super. You won't regret your purchase I'm sure. Personally I prefer the tri-colour camo to a whitewash but I'm sure that would look great too.

 

[canucks]

Action packed Dio.....Good work........
Regards,
Canucks

 

[Phantom Warrior]

I have been after this piece for a while now. Finally about a week ago I broke down and bought one. Hopefully I'll get it either today or Monday. From looking at the pictures and hearing all the praise about this piece I think I made a good purchase, I can't wait to add it to my collection.

It is a really nice piece. I really thing you will like it with the existing camo.

Terry

 

[Vezzolf]

I have the Jagdpanther and would be willing to sell it to anyone interested.....Please send me a private message....Regards Vezzolf

 

[nbaer]

This looks great. I always appreciate an armor look!

 

[Njja]

Very nice diorama!

 

[Sahara]

It is a really nice piece. I really thing you will like it with the existing camo.

Terry

I received the Jagdpanther today and it is a great piece! I only have had it a couple hours and it is already one of my favorites. I do like the camo scheme but I was wondering since I'm not the so called camo expert if this was the typical camo pattern used on a Jagdpanther?

 

[fmethorst]

I received the Jagdpanther today and it is a great piece! I only have had it a couple hours and it is already one of my favorites. I do like the camo scheme but I was wondering since I'm not the so called camo expert if this was the typical camo pattern used on a Jagdpanther?

This is one of the older K&C vehicles I have always liked.

Like most late war German AFVs there was considerable variety in the camouflage patterns applied to Jagdpanthers. The camouflage on this piece would be representative of a field applied pattern applied by the maintenance units. This would be correct for s.Pz.Jg.Abt.654 during the Normandy campaign. The bolted collar that covers the opening of the main gun date this vehicle Oct. '44 or later, as does the lack of Zimmerit but we can ignore those details quite easily.

 

[Sahara]

This is one of the older K&C vehicles I have always liked.

Like most late war German AFVs there was considerable variety in the camouflage patterns applied to Jagdpanthers. The camouflage on this piece would be representative of a field applied pattern applied by the maintenance units. This would be correct for s.Pz.Jg.Abt.654 during the Normandy campaign. The bolted collar that covers the opening of the main gun date this vehicle Oct. '44 or later, as does the lack of Zimmerit but we can ignore those details quite easily.

Thank you that helps out alot and answers my questions.