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A crowd favorite. A repainted 21C Jeep with a group of 41AD troops with their distictive camo uniforms at the time of Normandy 1944

Thanks! This is my heaviest vehicle. Hardly can "manage it" by myself. I usually roll it in a cart near the spot, then carry it only a very short distance. :smile2: Mostly made out of metal. My other vehicles, even larger models are fiberglass and not even close in weight.

For this one, I went to the beach! This was a commission work which I enjoyed as it was my first DAK vehicle back in 2005. I avoided DAK types as I had no way of photographing them in my yard. Much later, I used the same area shown in the first post with the Nashorn, less the snow, as my spot...

Will be posting some of my outdoor set ups from the last 18 years. Hope you enjoy them... I begin fromone of the most unusual set ups. I decided to convert an area of my yard, of about 14'x12' into a "barren wasteland". Used flour as the snow. The subject is Albert Ernst and his Nashorn crew...

hello! sure! let me see what section would be approoiate. 👍✅👍

Stug III ausf G build continues... up to Part 17. Link below: 1/6 Stug III ausf G WIP Part 17 mire details on the undercartiage - YouTube

Epic piece! Amazing! E

An amazing set up! Congratulations and thank you fir sharing. E

Thus build continues… Here the kink to my youtube channel… https://youtube.com/@egonzinc4644?si=hOpVt8mbv1lnBh6q

Is the gauge on War Park pieces the same as railroad pieces issued by Figarti? Also, is there a commercialy available track that could be useful for set uos beyong the rracked bases? TIA Eduardo

Those tracks did it for me.

As I mention in the video, after seeing the JJD announcement, I was so impressed that I decided to paint, detail and weather this vehicle in panzer gray. This is the link to the first video of the series...

Another small observation, the openings on the muzzle brake would be "east and west" not "north and south" as shown in these preliminary images

Few announcements have been so impactful for me! I have had for about 15 years a Stug III G 1/6 model, waiting patiently for side skirts, to make it "Normandy friendly". Seeing these image have convinced me that my Stug IIIG should be something similar to this model! I guess it is hard to resit...

Looks great, and the tracks drew my attention too. The quality looks great, but a touch too much “sag” for my taste. A great early variation of an emblematic German AFV.

That base is just amazing… another stunning scene.

Talk about unique! Wow!

very nice looking model of this particular Puma. tThere eere not many and very few were photographed.

Great job. Always had simething similar in mind and now I’m finally getting around to it. Thanks for sharing

These ACW artillery sets are wonderful. The four horse limbers come with a set of tweezers to place the chains that attach the horses to the limber! Talk about thinking about everything! I would love to see more artillery men as somehow I have ended up with more guns than crews. Also an...