Guy that's a very nice looking PzIV. Subtle weathering and realistic texture.

Some progress on my pocket-Tiger.



Check Aber's MG34 Brass barrels.



P.A.

WOW!!!


So many awsome builds for this Campaign and it is way more than I thought it would be. I still have yet to pop in due to an unexpected Kitchen Remodel. but hope to be in shortly. Wonderful builds everyone.

Euge

Thanks Alex, your "pocket Tiger" is coming along nicely too!

Nice work Guy, I like the paint job.

Regards

Álvaro

Alexander: Your little panzer looks great!

Slow motion in my Panzer III E. Working with tools.
This time I want to paint it in place. Lets see...

Regards from the south

Álvaro

With all the panzers on display here I am honoured with the variety. Thanks. Here are some follow up photos of my project. With a metal barrel installed there seems to be some weight imballance. Wondering what I should do. The sheet metal housing is just placed on. Any suggestions upon dealling with the drooping barrel? Thanks

Trevor: Why not just glue it into the position you want? I don't think that most movable parts are meant to remain that way.

Glue the darn thing in place son!!!!!

Or maybe you can block the downward motion By putting a piece of plastic under the cannon's joint.


Damn better just glue it.

P.A

I fix my Ersatz M10 cannon problem, with a "ball" of Blue Tack or similar inside the turret, just where the barrel reach the turret.

No glue, free to move to another position.

Regards

Make a shell out of lead solder and put it in the breach.

Cheers Rob.

You could also try tacking it down with a very small amount of extra thin ca glue. If you want to reposition at a later time, the bond should be easy enough to snap apart and re-tack.

Trevor
For a drooping barrel never mind super glue, Viagra May be the answer!! Lol

Try wrapping a length of thread around the barrel axle/pivot point. It'll tighten the it and give it added tension. If that doesn't work, a bit of white glue will keep it in place. And if you want to move it later, you can usually break it loose pretty easy.

bit more work on my Stug. the vuild itself is ok but am not happy with the stowage (in particular the cloth/tarp... the colours are just a bit too solid... so need to work on that

Robert: The tracks on German vehicles were enamel black. They received no primer.

thats meant to be rust ;-) but a little too red under the flash... will tone it down a bit

I'm in!



Realized the end date is getting closer, so I'm putting my Merkava on hold while I finish this campaign before it ends.

Hey guys, it might be late to join, but not too late
I´m planing to do Italeris Jagdpanzer IV with the upgraded moulds, quite nice whats in the box...
As there are the markings for this Version included

there was no excuese not building it, this will include making the Zimmerit with putty and scatching new sideskirts

My start pic:

@ Rob Nice looking StuG
@ Fabian looks like a cool build I like your reference photo
@ Vegard Hope that baby has Magic Tracks
Here is my Progress, build and paint completed

and marking added



Now I need to touch up a few spots before I start on the weathering

Hope you don't mind one more joining in late. After seeing all of the inspiring builds here I had to jump in with this little beauty that fell into my lap last week. It's not my normal scale but we'll give it a shot. Trumpeter's 1/72 Tiger 1 Mid Production version. Kinda shocking to look into a box that only has this few parts though. They do appear to relatively flash free and the scale seems to be uniformly correct.

Got to work on the little Tiger last night and felt like starting halfway through the instructions. Here's the little progress I made in about an hour. There are some minor fit and flash issues but nothing major.

Fabian: I'm interested to see how the jagdpanzer builds up.

I may be out of action a little longer than I anticipated. I'll be going back to the doctor, Monday. Everybody I have talked to says that it will require surgery. This may put me down, for a couple of months.

Hope you come back stronger and more eager, hope all goes well Matt

Pete