Dragon 1/35 models (1 Viewer)

[Leadmen]

Some Dragon models. Most are kits and a few diecast pre-painted tanks. J

Desert AK set up.

 

[Leadmen]

Panzer IV by Italeri

Radio bunker and AK Dragon figures

 

[Leadmen]

Wrecked halftrack towed by the Panzer IV.

Rommell's halftrack

Tunisian Tiger

 

[Leadmen]

AK armored car by Tamiya

AK troops

Front view of Tunisian Tiger

 

[uksubs]

Great photos , I have all the Dragon 1/35 built armour

 

[Leadmen]

Thanks UK. I will post a few more. On a roll.

Goring Division Figures.

Stug and rear view. John

 

[Leadmen]

Panzer grey armored car Tamiya model.

Panzer IV D model by Tamiya Panzer IV and armored car.

 

[Leadmen]

Rear view of Panzer IVD.

Panther Normandy Dragon model

 

[Leadmen]

Tiger I model Tamiya model.

 

[Leadmen]

Late model Tiger pre-painted by Dragon models.

 

[Leadmen]

Mortar crew by Tamiya. Dragon para figures.

 

[Leadmen]

Tamiya halftrack with gun.

 

[Leadmen]

Top view of Tamiya halftrack. J

 

[Leadmen]

Dragon AK machine gunners figures.

 

[theBaron]

Nicely done! I'm still partial to Tamiya's armor, myself, though I recognize the newer makers have very good kits.

Did you add the Zimmerit to the Tiger yourself, or is it molded on? I built that kit as a kid, but I think mine was bare armor. If you added it, what method did you use? I used to use Shep Paine's tip to use spackle and a razor saw ;D

Prost!
Brad

 

[uksubs]

Do you have any of the Tamiya 1/35 Masterwork range ? they do some nice stuff

 

[Leadmen]

Nicely done! I'm still partial to Tamiya's armor, myself, though I recognize the newer makers have very good kits.

Did you add the Zimmerit to the Tiger yourself, or is it molded on? I built that kit as a kid, but I think mine was bare armor. If you added it, what method did you use? I used to use Shep Paine's tip to use spackle and a razor saw ;D

Prost!
Brad

Thanks Brad. I have Shep's books and made the Zimmerit from putty and a razor saw along with a small screwdriver. I have a Dragon late Tiger with molded Zimmerit on the model. However the kit is complicated with many tiny parts and photo etched parts. I had to put it away for awhile. It was making me crazy. My wife said pitch it! I will try again when I regroup. I think Tamiya has better instructions and less errors on diagrams. John

 

[Leadmen]

Do you have any of the Tamiya 1/35 Masterwork range ? they do some nice stuff

No, I never acquired a Tamiya model but I keep looking for a sale on them in the hobby websites. John

 

[uksubs]

No, I never acquired a Tamiya model but I keep looking for a sale on them in the hobby websites. John

You can find some great deals on this site over the year http://www.kampfgruppe.us/showthread.php?t=6830
I may move my Tamiya set on to free up space for 1/30 armour

 

[Mitch]

What a blast down memory lane I have built nearly all of the Tamiya WWII range many times and these pics are great. I wish I had a pound for every hour I must have spent sitting doing zimmeritt

Did anyone else notice the motar team from Tamiya was the exact version that was released in 1/30th scale as NMA first release???
Mitch