Anybody in for having a look at a sturmtiger build ?

Yes plz!!

Nice to have you along David ;-)

crips Clear parts as always With tamiya

I'll so some FW here now so hang With me





Ordered a zimm and a PE set for the sturm.



But swopped the zimm for attack instead

Kool!

Engine deck getting grills



Wrong zimm ( it was for the afv) made for some tinekring '




Front and rear plate done

intr.

am watching... looking forward to your progress

weld lines

Nice to see ya Robert.

Ok moving along here folk, random shots of varius work.

Dirty inside, and some bang up outside

Needed a little brake from gluing so why not get some color on the Wheels

What brand zim did you initially get? and why did you decide to switch to the Atak?

My bad, I did use a mix of the atak at the back and front, and the first bought kit( don't remeber what type, but ut was resin) on the sides, since the , as you can see I bought the wrong atak kit, so it did not line up With the sides.

Moving along . A few bang up fenders . Used some leftover fruils wire and superglue to attach them.

P r i m e r

Moving along, AK chipping fluid and AK yellow.

And bada bing.

AK chipping fluid in between each color

Stian

I like the paint process and the overall work, please tell me more about the chipping fluid.

Regards from the south

Alvaro

Thanks for looking.

I use Ak chipping fluid ( I also use hairspray to on larger scale)

I have red primer, and then add a coat of chipping fluid, let dry and paint yellow. Then I chipp the yellow With brush and tap water. Add a coat of satin warnish, let dry. Add a a coat of chipping fluid, let dry, add a coat of green, let dry and chipp, and again same process for Brown.

have a look at my video here :-)

https://vimeo.com/73965222

After filters and washes I started on the tracks.



These are the afv workable tracks in plastic.

When it was time to get them on, I felt they were a bitt brittle, so they came apart a few Places, but nothing a drop of glue could not Cure :-)

So this is how it turned out..

So giving the big boy a rest( I need to add more mud and general streaking/oil fuel and spils) I started on a little base.

Hi Stain,

looks very good and I like your easy way of doing this kit.
I have also this Tamiya kit since 20 years in my cupboard, still waiting to build. If I have finished my Inf.-Stug. 33,
think will go for it :-)
Very good work
cheers,
Isidor

sorry, typing error on your name Stian!

I like the weathering & bang job.It looks dirty & heavy, me like!