well they didn't miss the lower hull, although they did on my brother's panzer III ausf h... luckily he got a replacement through our local hobby shop who have since closed. the lower hull's rear end on mine was warped and split... at the mo i'm trying to scratch build a replacement section.. to replace the warped part, but other builds have soon took my time so i've put to one side for now... the exhaust top for my coelian is harder to replace though... i've only got one dragon panther g kit so i can't raid the exhausts from that and out of the three tamiya panther g's only one of them has the same exhaust style that's the late version, but i've already started that kit and the exhaust are on..

Hi Matt Your Panthers look great even without all the dust and dirt on them. Bummer about the missing parts, I don't have much in that area of spares, mainly PzIV parts. I 've been lucky so far and have had no missing parts,knock on wood. I like the red oxide car primer, I use it myself, cost under $2 at walmart. Hoping to see more of those Panthers.
I like the museum idea, would look cool as a diorama!

Rob

Hey Matt
By the looks of that list, I take it your into Panthers lol,. Must be crowded on the work bench! I have three colors that I use to prime,black grey and red oxide, all flats from Walmart.
I look forward to seeing those Panthers of yours. I have one Tamita Panther I started 8 years ago and might do a wreck with it someday.

Rob