Search results

My preference is definitely the John Jenkins with its MAN/Daimler-Benz Sep/Oct 1944 factory paint scheme. The RAL7028 (Dunkelgelb) looks weird but overall a nice job.

The Gold vehicles were awesome. Still some of my favorites and the customization option was fun.

After:

Bergepanther Before:

I agree, the paint just wasn't very accurate. The engine we left untouched and just painted the underside of the engine hatch. This was a weird model in that it came molded into the base. For me, with the new paint, I'm far more likely to incorporate it into some of my scenes. Next up, Bergepanther

I had this old Honour Bound broken down Panther that I thought we would take a stab at repainting.

Truth be told, I'm happy whenever I see a plausible paint scheme with color variations in the spectrum of the official RAL colors. We know there was variation, particularly in the field applied camo schemes. That said, too often I see manufacturers select unsubstantiated color plates out of...

It would be nice if the 15 cm sFH 18 was properly configurable for travel. For motorized transport the barrel disconnected from the recuperator and slid to the rear of the cradle for proper balance. For horse transport the gun was broken down into two loads with the barrel and carriage separated

Thanks guys.

Hmm, fair comment. Neither can I. I appreciate that manufacturers sometimes economize on components, other times it's simply a miss. Long ago, I've accepted a degree of inaccuracy. Each collector can let their dollars do the talking.

I originally ordered the printed books but they were discontinued as he had countless problems with publishers. He then released the books as public domain PDFs available here. http://niehorster.org/011_germany/books_gwwii/index_vols.htm

Nice display. These new Kursk tanks look excellent. For those interested here is org chart for the 6.Panzerdivision panzer regiment The upcoming Pz.III N looks great too.

Thanks, My wife said the same thing. I generally only post low res versions so I wasn't too concerned about it but it might be worth reconsidering. The thing is, with the various photo AI tools these days, removing a signature is very easy.

Tiger 321 s.SS.Pz.Abt.101 in a French village

Thanks guys. I like it when manufacturers make it easy.