Some photos of the Revell 1/72 Pz. IV Ausf. H I am about 95% finished with.

Did scratch build a tow cable and brackets for spare track storage.

A VERY nice kit! Please try one. They are every bit as detailed as the newest Tamiya kits.







Steve

Great job, I actually had that kit but mistakenly traded it away. I'm currently working on the PIOmodels Bergepanther that comes with Revell's Panther hull. Great kits, I have already built an Abrams and have their StuG 40 (StuG III Ausf G), a few of the Bradleys, the PzHbtz 2000, Tiger I, T-80, Marder 1A3, Leo 2A4 and Leo 2A5 all waiting on deck.

Quite nice! I specially liked the the rear... Can you tell how did you achieved that rust color on the exhaust tube?

Keep up the good work!

Sniper - not only does the model look great but it looks like you had great fun modeling it!

I think I'm missing something in the smaller scales...

Gunnie

Hi Sniper. Great modelling ------ Could be mistaken 1/35 scale easily as the detail and your paintwork are so good. I started out building 1/72 but hated the tracks as none of them ever seemed to fit. How are revell´s tracks ... or are they link and length nowadays? Im also very impressed by the exhaust colouring ........ most excellent sir!

Very impressive build on such a small scale :-) I really like the looks of the PzKpfw IV series tanks... I especially like the subtle camo paint job you were able to create - VERY nice.

The only thing that I might suggest is to "darken" the turret traverse motor muffler a shade. Not nearly to the wonderful rusty extent as the main muffler, but a smidge.

What unit are you gonna mark it up for? I'm always curious about that.. hehe

Great Job-
Jeff

Excellent point! I'm glad you pointed that out as I was wondering about this.




Not sure as I want to use some of the Archer dry transfers. I do think the Revell decals are a bit too think.

Steve

Very nice work building painting and weathering and also nice rust on the exaust. Makes me think to grab some 1/72 stuff i ve never build (for at least 15 years now !!!)

Thanks for the remarks. I just want to get people to try out a 1/72 scale kit. The new ones make it possible for anyone with just a little 1/35 experience to get a great model.

The tracks on the newest Revell kits are link and length. After doing a few sets of these, I think I've got the hang of it. As opposed to the glueable links like in a DML kit, you don't have quite as much flexibility. It's not a simple thing to try and do track sag. But, for the scale, they are very detailed and the ones I am now putting on Revells new Merkava are the best I have seen yet.

Steve

Great job Steve, I nearly thought it was !/35th, great detail.

Russ