Hi Folks!

Been a while since I posted any of my work. Unfortunately I've had little time this past year for modelling, so I used what was left for modelling, not posting...

So you'll be seeing a few updates from me in the next days and weeks. Here's one I had open for a while. My review of the Bronco Afrika Korps Topolino was published more than a year ago, and I finally managed to get some paint and weathering on it. Here it is in all its glory as an abandoned vehicle:









Thanks for looking!
Cheers!
Stefan

Looks great!

Nice work on this little beauty!

Looking forward to seeing more of your work!

--mike

Thanks guys!

Must admit, it took some effort to get this done, as I don't usually build German.

Cheers!
S

That is a really nice finish you have there Stefan, In a diorama with a back drop it would be hard to tell its a model.

Thanks Darren, that must be the best compliment a modeller can get!

Cheers!
Stefan

It looks great, Stefan. Nice finishing. The vehicle width indicators are out of scale, but, of course, it is none of your fault... Looking forward for more of your models. Warm Regards.

Hi Stefan,

Very nice built and great weathering. Great job !

Hi Stefan, Just for my curiosity:

I'm not sure about the double plates forward. Both of them are correct, 100%. But two together at same time ?

Hi Giovanni,

It's per the instructions. Though I really have my doubt about the historical accuracy of the kit markings, as mentioned in the review. I left off the Balkenkreuz for that reason, as I've never seen a Balkenkreuz on a softskin (except in hollywood of course).

Cheers!
Stefan

If I racall correcttly this model was base/designed on a museum example that had a few rebuild attributes of a queestionable nature.

Hi Stefan, agree with you !

Balkenkreuz on a softskin: in hollywood but also on captured softskins

Regards

Yes Darren, you're right. She was that one with the balkenkreuz applied on top...

Regards

Giovanni