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Thanks for the comments! I used plaster, foam, wood, metal, resin, epoxy putty, plastic... It is almost finished, I will fix it to a terrain base.

I never said there were no grey ones, I said it was quite rare to find them, in fact, I have revised my bibliography and now I am sure they were even rarer than I thought. Thanks!

Seriously, nobody wants to debate on it? Camouflage colors from 1942-1943 period is what passionate me, and also what most general public ignore. Maybe we should create a particular thread to discuss this. I have just purchased one of those StuG III F, no matter about the Grey color since it...

Thats an actual photo before adding oil paints and some resin extra items....probably will add some outside terrain for extra realism, just it looked in the Good, the Bad and the Ugly film for example... The final work will be updated to my YouTube channel, so feel free to subscribe :smile2:

My friend, that's a computer made fake photo...

Please show me a photo of a StuG III F-F/ 8 where I am not able to see a light base color or camo colors, in other words, tropen I or II combination....

Well, it has been some time since this Stug III Ausf F was released and I am surprised nobody stated it... Were there such Ausf F vehicles in Grey color? If there were, which I doubt, it would have been in very low quantity...

Seriously?

Almost ready to start with the texture and paint.... This building was scenario for uncountable films. It is from XVIII century, unfortunately when I visited it in Almeria, 10 years ago it was almost in ruined condition, so it has been hard to reproduce it. Fortunately it seems has been...

How is it possible to get paint chips on figures storaged in their boxes? I thought it was the best way to storage them. You can try with Vallejo acrylics, they are easy to use :smile2:

Slightly higher price than FL:

Sorry, but I will not waist my time listing any of the mistakes that Tiger had, I feel very few forum members will appreciate it, and after all that is a quite old set.

Your photographs are unique and amazing, however I have always wondered how they would turn using another toy soldier manufacturer figures.

Unfortunately KnC desert Tiger tank has so many mistakes it is hard to place it on a African diorama, not a critique just a fact. Anyway figures that came with it were nice.

They both look 1/30 to my eye, thanks for the pictures.

Ohhhh my God :o

As a modeler, could it be possible to buy the tanks unpainted? This would be a good idea as production process would be indeed cheaper and so the sale price. thanks

IMO prices are touching the sky... I know quality is expensive but I think some sellers prefer to sell 100 items at $450/each instead of selling 180 at $250/each, they are free to price their items as we are to buy or not to buy them.

Will I be called a troll if I say like it better than the FL one?

Making one of the first tiger tanks that arrived in Tunisia is not easy, it's not just about taking an early production and painting it in greenish tones. The first tigers were the initial production, which shows some differences with the rest of tiger tanks that were an early production. I...