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OK. What were their names? Terry

Yes, there were about a dozen at Dunkirk Terry

Hi Markey The reason there are fewer auctions is simple. There are fewer buyers If an item is listed at a low price to start a bidding war, it will probably sell at that low price without creating a lively auction. So sellers list at the high price to get a price they feel it is worth the...

You got him, you keep him. No Returns, Exchanges or Refunds Terry

The last camo scheme is one of my favouritess Terry

Outstanding. Reminds me of an historic oil painting Terry

I was being serious. If you read the history of the Stug IV and the Jagdpanzer IV not even the Germans knew the difference. Guderian was vocally opposed to developing a Jagdpanzer IV but Hitler wanted one developed. Both were built on the Panzer IV chassis but had different superstructures. The...

It's not a Stug IV either. It's a Jagdpanzer IV. Maybe it isn't popular because no one could figure out what it is. ;) Terry

Reno supposedly lost 2 guidons. There is a great deal of conflicting info on Custer's guidons/flags from reputable sources including historians and the South Dakota Historical Society. Even the SDHS can't give a definite answer so it looks like there is no proof either way on the National Flag...

Custer's personal battle flag Terry

Each of the 5 companies with Custer had an identical guidon of the 12 produced plus Custer's personal guidon made by his wife. But this article claims 7 guidons were lost. I don't know what the 7th lost guidon was. The article claims most of them 5 of 7 have been found...

The only thing new I can add is on the quality of the assembly. The barrels fit snugly, the gun/mantlet traverse and raise easily and stay in position when moved. The hatches are very easy to open. And don't forget that the engine compartment opens. The 4 different lengths of shurzen give a...

If you have noticed pictures in your posts having recently disappeared, it's probably because of a new Photobucket policy. You can still store your photos on Photobucket but no longer can you link a picture on Photobucket to a 3rd party site like Treefrog. Unless you are willing to pay a $500...

Really a debate over nothing.. There never was a Jagdpanther hybrid. The easiest way to explain a confusing situation is to simply say that Officially the Ausf G1 used the engine and crew compartment heating system configurations of the Panther Ausf A . And Officially the Ausf. G2 used the...

You are partly correct. The JJD Jagdpanther is an Ausf G2. identified by the large outside bolted gun mantlet, single vision port for the driver and 2 piece gun barrel. You are correct in that most of the Jagdpanther Ausf. G2. produced had a rear deck of a modified Panther G rear deck. The G...

It's Jagdpanzer IV. Figarti made a topnotch Jagdpanzer IV. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4CHqBhwZtJg Terry

The display was done in 2010 and the pieces are scattered around the display room. That gives me a good reason to put them all in one group. Here is a database of quebec sets which goes up to early 2014 but there have been more released since then...

After much study of the scale issue over time and where it stands today, I can confidently say "who knows" :rolleyes2: Figure sizes are not even consistent within manufacturers. FL, JJD and Figartti have different sizes between ranges and/or changed sizes on occasion. K&C is probably the most...

IMO comparing the JJD JP to ANY AFV produced by FL, K&C, HB, HB Gold, TCS, Figarti from the largest features down to the small details the JJD comes first in every category and second in none. That includes scale, sculpting, hatches, interior, paint, weathering, tools, wheels and treads and...

New barrels were painted in a grey or yellow heat resistant semi-gloss laquer instead of in the standard flat red oxide primer that was used for most of the tank. The barrel could be overpainted at the assembly plant (likely?) in camo colours or in the field (less likely?). So the grey barrel...