Oliver Marchand shows how he built the Panther D from Dragon.



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Thanks!

thats prerrt fab, wEll done!

WOW !!!! I wish I could build this well when I grow up ! Keep up the good work and thanks for the tips and techniques to try.

"Excellent"

Nice Panther Oliver. I particularily like the camo and weathering.
In a few of the first images you have the tracks assembled, and then painted, but they are laying flat on both occasions. Are they kit tracks or are they AMs? Just wondering how you managed to assemble them in advance, and without hardening.

Hi Oliver
Really nice piece of work! It makes me wanna start the Panther D premium kit in my stash... But I better finnish up some of the semi-done kits on my workbench. Keep up the good work.
Jacob

the track are from the kit. Tit best that way to apply the mud.

tx

that's a very nice looking panther oliver
well done......
neil...

just like I love them: "back from hell"!!! GREAT JOB

spit

Fantastic work , got the Panther 'D' with zimmerit ( dragon kit ) sitting on the work bench now, hope it turns out even close to looking like yours

What glue did u use? How long were thy glued before u formed them around the wheels? could u give us a Tutorial. Love the Panther Great stuff, really looks like it went through Kursk. Merry

hi, I use the Tamiya glue. The one coming in the glass pot. Even after it dry you can bend your tracks. In some section it will break but it not complicated to fix. Also, because it very dirty you can rework over it and hide stuff.

Wonderful work!

Darryl

I just built this model.Thanks for the entry.I love build ing the Panther.Nice work