Very nice looking figures and storage.

Yep, they are nice looking figures and the accessories are pretty cool too. My only issue is with the panzer jackets hanging from the spare track lengths and on the tarpaulin. Is it likely crew members would store their jackets this way? More likely I think that they would be stuffed in a corner INSIDE the vehicle if not being worn; well thats what I would do, that way they wouldn't get wet, muddy or dusty.

That stowage is very nice. I don't think I've ever seen stowage with foliage molded in. Thats very interesting. I may have to get this stowage for a jagdpanzer IV or modify it to fit a Stug IV. The crew would work great for scenes around Budapest 44-45 and the Lake Balaton offensive of March 1945.

These look very nice. I was wondering about the panzer black uniforms. Weren't the Jagd crews part of the assault gun formations, and have standard colored uniforms?

If you are stopped and working in&out the tank you may hang them there for easier access until you move... Although not related to the figures, I find the track sag absolutely exaggerated.

WoW... very nice sculptures and also the storage...the jackets were there because was a morning rain ,now with the afternoon sun they hung them there to dry...

Great looking crew,nice job on the vehicle just have to wonder though,could an AFV function with that much sag on the track,looks excessive

Really nice stuff here. I like the finish on the Jagdpanzer as well. As to the exaggerated track sag on one side, I have a thought: the AFV is about to lose that track, that's all. Then the guys posing up on top will be groaning and straining as they have to re-attach it. That'll teach 'em to check their track tensioner more frequently. I really like the stowage.