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Border Models Panzer IVG

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Bob built this Border Models Panzer IVG straight out of the box, using acrylics (primarily Vallejo) and environmental effects (again Vallejo).

The model represents a Panzer IVG of the 2./SS-Panzer Regiment 1 “Leibstandarte SS Adolf Hitler” around Kharkov in 1943. Seasonally, the “rasputitza” has set in, hence the melting snow.
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About the Author

About Robert Edwards (RJEdwards)
FROM: FLORIDA, UNITED STATES

US Army Reserve retired. Armor officer and FAO. Stationed in Germany with 1-35 (Erlangen) and 1-68 (Wildflecken) Armor. Taught German at USMA (West Point). Lifelong interest in armor; started building models again about two years ago after a hiatus of nearly 40 years. Primarily German WW2, with a f...


Comments

Very nice Rob, I enjoyed the amount of weathering you used and I didn't see an overabundance of visible rust like some do. Well done! I'm still waiting for mine to show up from the Chinese site I ordered from. Hopefully soon.
APR 29, 2019 - 09:33 AM
Been wondering how this Border Models kit would build up, and yours looks really good! The weathering & base match up nicely. Not trying to sound nit-picky (and I may be wrong), but it looks like there's an "oops" in photo #5. In the close-up of the exhaust, just to the right of the cross decal, looks like a small dab of orange paint the same color as the exhaust.
MAY 03, 2019 - 02:53 AM
It's sort of an "oops." That was where one of the brackets was mounted for holding the tow cable, but it broke off. I decided to leave it as such, simulating rough field handling and the subsequent rusting that would occur where the bare metal was exposed to the elements That's my story, and I'm sticking to it!
MAY 03, 2019 - 12:43 PM