Hello everyone this is my new project.
It will be oob with some small homemade details.
I have no pics of the real vehicle,so it will be by the instructions.
Here is the progress so far,I glued and cleaned the wheels,masked them for applying putty.I didnt want to spend $$$ on compass cutter,or masks,so i made my own a homemade tool,i fixed the edges after taking pics.
All suggestions,comments and critiques are more than welcome.











Kind regards,Sven

Hi Sven

some links for you

http://www.warwheels.net/Staghound3Index.html

http://www.com-central.net/index.php?name=Forums&file=viewtopic&t=13709

http://svsm.org/gallery/Staghound-family

http://armor.kiev.ua/Tanks/WWII/staghound/

http://mkonline.ru/2003-03/2003-03-13.html

http://jaeamf.webs.com/techniques.htm


cheers

Hey Mauro,didnt even notice a reply,thank you alot for these links!
Sven.

As usual, you're welcome Sven

If I find anything else I'll give you for sure

Anyway, as you probably know, here on Armorama there are ww2 allied forums.

In my opinion you should ask to forum's owners to obtainn more references.


cheers

Ok,after a while a update.
Here only basic colors are on + the tow cable is only dryfitted.
On the wheels i tried to work with pigments and Ak fluids.
I used dark mud from Ak and Russian earth from Mig.
This was my first try at weathering and this is my second model (tank).
Kind regards,Sven.

Hi Mauro,

Why would be my question? It's not the owners job to provide references.

There are a number of walkabouts here on site and one for the Staghound

https://armorama.kitmaker.net//features/3243

and there are lots of excellent reference sites such as Warwheels, Prime Portal and Toadman's. Not quite sure how you feel the owners should provide more references as the members are the contributors?

Sevn,

Nice work so far on the Staghound so far.

Al

I think that was a translation mistake i dont think Mauro meant that.
Anyway,thank you for the walkaround,but its the wrong type.
Kind regards,Sven.