Here are the pictures of the completely painted panzer 1 interior from Tristar. The only missing detail is the "dashboard" which is still being painted. Here are two unpainted pics for reference sake...



Here are the painted pics...










There are more pics available here : http://groups.msn.com/armorama/panzer1interiorpictures.msnw?Page=1
Hope you like them,

Andrew

Absolutely amazing Oberst! Is this scratchbuild, or a mix of PE and scratchbuild ? Looking very very good!
Wish i had the gift to build something as detailed as your panzer I.

Lord Obe,

Allow me to be the first to congratulate you on this fine effort. Nevertheless I don't think you can call it superdetailing, it's ULTRADETAILING!!!!

Knowing all the hard work you put into this kit, the result is very good, the painting is convincing. The scrathced radio frames are awesome.

So Obe didn;t mention it, but all the hatches are workable in this lil' baby.

Awesome Lord Obe.

Very impressive!!! Keep it up!!!

My eyes hurt from looking at all of these fine details that you have put into this very confined space. Excellent workmanship.

EXCELENT WORK - CONGRATULATIONS
ROBERTO

Wow!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! nothing else I can say.....

Superb!

:-) Awsome :-)
Mal

Lookin` good obe

Can`t wait to see this little baby finished just as I can`t wait to see the dio that it`s going to be in

wonderful detailing...i am impressed

That's some incredible work !

Andrew my man, wonderful. I have not seen much work done to this standard before, one cannot fail to be impressed. I know I certainly am.

Well done.

Roger

Wow, Oberst! Unbelievable job youv'e done! I really like the worn and grimy appearance of the floor plates

Bravo Oberst!!! Excellent details. Wait to see the rest...
Just one question is it for the most part PE/Aftermarket or scratchbuilt?
Ciao

Looks great Obe! I can't wait to get my stuff so I can try the same. How many hours did all that take you?

The base interior kit is the Tristar one.
I scratchbuilt al of the missing detail with resin, plastic card and spare photoetch.
Thanks for the comments,

Andrew

excellent work obe!

Great detail work and nice painting too. Did you wash the entire interior with oils?

D'OH!! okay time to take up knitting or something here ..I quit!! N'ah ain't going to get rid of me that easily!!....Exellent job ...What else is there to say ..Nothing ! So I shut up now!

Rick

Hey Rich
I washed the interior with a mixture of Black and burnt umber artistis oils from Windsor and Newton. They were thinned with Linseed Oil which Dave (SS-74) can attest took a long time (I was constantly complaining about them in the chat room). I also did a highlighting wash with a small amount of black thinned with turpentine on the white parts.

Andrew

YOU OUGHT TO BE ASHAMED OF YOURSELF.HER OBERST!!!!!!

Setting the deatil bar so high for we mere mortals.I hope you can do an article for the site about the construction.Put as much detail into it,as you did into the model.Great looking work!

Great job so far. I can't wait to see it finished You go above and beyond the call to get the job done right

Great looking work Andrew.

Andrea,

What a wonderful job you have done! I like the detailing and weathering of the interior parts you did! Keep it up and let us know the coming process.

Steve, Sushi and Pig #6