Maybe just the first name, now you fellows are being unreasonable here.... #:-) #:-) #:-) #:-) #:-)

Sorry for resurrecting this topic but that was too funny. And the model does look very nice. In what base is that real tank located? Parola?

The only thing that caught my eye is the shininess; at first I thought it was too much but on a closer look you've done a splendid job matching it to the original.

I loove how you did the logs.
Overall, this should be a setpiece to show well weathered piece of equipment the doesn't look like it's ready for the scrap yard. THe slightly bent rails onthe rear deck look like they've been throough the proverbial wringer.
The only problem I see is that the tracks are floating in places in the first picture. They are nice and level but the ground surface isn't. You could hide this with some shrubbery along the edges of the tracks.

this stug is sweet....
i like the logs and over all details

Toni, it is Fabulous. I don't know how I could have missed this one at it's original posting. Just another example of the superb work you do. Bravo and three Cheers to you

You have made a nice job over there man . If you tke out the track tightness that could be a lil more strict the concept is very nice ., detailed and copied the protoype even better than it is !!!! well doner

Hehe! It´s not often that old threads like this rise up again!
Thanks for the compliments, this was my first "serious" tank and it´s been in the basement ever since...
Finally I placed a tank commander in the cupola and it´s surprising that I never posted any pics of the finished thing!
I had it on display at Helsinki IPMS and the next day it was broken. Somehow I haven´t found the time or interest to fix it yet...

If I will ever find the time to fix it, I´ll take a few photos and post them here.

Cheers,
Toni

Excellant work, Envar!

What is the texture on the front fender? Is that a version of zimm? I like the look of it.

Very nice work here. Its not too common to see WWII Finnish armor, and this kit makes it very interesting. I think a couple crew figures would make this Stug III come alive.

Outstanding !!!

Robert