There I'm done Here are some pics
I had a good time with this campaign I will keep my eyes open for the next one.Model on,Jeff T.

Great job, looks great.

Wonderfull base,Jeff!
The wheathering on the vehicle looks a litle bit too heavy.

JEFF great job

Thanks guys,yes Dani I agree the weathering is a bit heavy but,While I was looking at pictures of The Battle of Cassino I found these
As you can see ,it was pretty muddy at times,so that's what I went for.I just couldn't figure out how to really show that on the base.
So we can do this,Let's say the Humber just wallowed through a GIANT mud hole and stopped before the crater to "shake itself off" so to speak. Model on,Jeff T.

It's ok Jeff,you have right.
Cheers,
dani

Hello friends. I want to ask if we can change and/or add more figures to our work? Reaon why i am asking about changing the figures because the two German soldiers that go with the Pz II are wearing DAK uniforms and I want to finish my model in the Eastern Front. I as about adding more just so the dio would look a bit more lively

I don't think that would be a problem, looking forward to seeing it.

Thanks for the reply. I'll get started ASAP

Great builds going on gents. Jeff the antenna on the Humber turned out nice. I can finally report some progress miself. I started the Jeep Yesterday. What You see was done in two hours work including a brake for the surfacer to dry.

Naseby... Thanks Man,I think I need to get a better camera,this one just does not work as well as it used to.
With all that stowage make sure You install some overload springs Jeff T.

Dani, beautiful Priest. it looks great.

Jeff, nice weathering. A lot of mud, but that was the fact in a large part of the Italian areas flooded by the Germans especially around Cassino.

I thought I had posted picture of my entry, but now I cannot find the picture. My entry is the Matchbox Sd.Kfz. 232.
Work has already started and as most Matchbox builds this will be a quick one.

Jesper, nice pick, looking forward to this one.

I started with painting Yesterday and also started to work on the Chevrolet.

Nice progress, Naseby. I build this kit a couple of years ago and it is great. The diorama is great looking when finished. Looking forward to see more.

Thanks for the comment, Kevin. More progress soon.

@Jesper, I agree that the kit is nice but its not without its problems. I spend a lot of time fitting the forward body of the Chevrolet and also its suspention. There is also an issue with the tracks on the diorama - they are to faar away from from each other.

Have made a lot of progress Yesterday and today. The main painting is done. Only the weathering and a few details remain. In the last picture it si clearly visible that the tracks on the diorama are not matching the wheels of the vehicles. To correct this would be a major fix which would violate the rules of the campaign. Im not sure what to do about it so I will not start the diorama at this moment.

I've really been enjoying following this campaign -Kudos to Kevin for starting it. Incredibly nostalgic to see the fantastic work people are doing on these kits that I first built more than thirty years ago

So I signed up to this the other day and picked up the revell reboxing of the jagdpanzer lang.



I used to love these kits- up to the time these came out we just had the airfix kits here and these in their two colours and with a dio base included were a breath of fresh air. Then we started getting hazegawa and esci kits and that really blew our minds

It's a simple enough build, I drilled the gun barrel and the exhausts and filled the holes on the hull side for the schurzen which I want to thin before I fit them.









I might also dress up the base a little with a small wall and a telegraph pole

Still promising myself to complete what I started earlier in the thread. Feeling slightly intimidated by Dani's excellent execution of same subject as I chose.

Naseby - the freshly painted Chevy looks really amazingly neat and tidy.

Exer - the Jagdpanzer has to be my fave of all these kits, it really looks the part, and even the tracks are OK in my eyes.

Thank You Mathew, I hope we will see Yourt build finished soon. I finished both Jeep and the Chevrolet Yesterday. Im still not sure what to do about the diorama I will think about it for a few days.

Gentlemen,
I'd like to join you with Sd.Kfz 251 and a Panther tank. I don't have any doubts the first one. But I have a question about the second model. It has no fenders. Is it against the rules if I do them? And what about adding some zimmerit? Or towing rope?
Matchbox Panther is so naked...

Hey, just a quick question before starting.

Doing the M24 Chaffee Revell re-box, but do have others in the range in stash. Can i use another base for it as don't really think a sign for St Lo etc would work for a late war M24?

Any thoughts?

Ryben

@Chaos[or Numbaone Toby ]where are the pictures with your Pz II?
@Naseby-excelent work!You will give some washes on your figures?
@Jesper,thanks, nice work[maybe i will begun the work on my 232],you will use the figures?
@Pat-nice build,you give me some ideas for my the neverfinished dio of my Jagd.
@Matthew- "Feeling slightly intimidated by Dani's excellent execution"-many thanks,don't be please,just wait to see your Priest finished.
@Jan[tread geek]:WHERE ARE YOU???

After i finish my second 1/35 build[for another campaign],i will begun my Diamond.
Cheers,
Dani

Ryben

As the theme was mostly out of the box, with a little scratch building, it would be preferred if you used the base. Maybe just change the sign. If it is a big issue, let me know.

Kevin