Muzaffer,

Excellent. Weather is superb.

Which kit is this?

Great job! The Jagdpanther has always been my favorite.

Muzonat,
Very nicely done! Fantastic effort from the bottom to the top. I like the scratches on the superstructure, they add a nice dimension od wear and tear.

Great work!

Gaz

Excellent job - the camo looks great and the weathering is very realistic. Since the rear hatch is open did you build the interior?

The grills on the engine deck are for cooling air for the radiator and oil cooler, not engine exhaust, so the screens should not be blackened (unless you are depicting an engine fire on a knocked out vehicle). Just dry brush the screens with the cammo colors.

I don't know where to start with the superlatives other than to say this is one of the most (realistic) finished and painted WW2 AFVs I have ever seen; including numerous visits to Euro Militaire where world class models are always in evidence.

Credible and restrained levels of weathering and general wear and tear without some of the fantasy 'chipping' and 'rust everywhere' finishes more representative of an old static tractor rotting in a farmyard for 30 years than a armoured steel AFV with a combat lifespan measured (most often) only in weeks or months at most.

Truly, this is a magnificent example of AFV modelling and painting skills.

Gary

Have to agree with all the positive comments. Even on the closest inspection this could pass for the real thing.

Hope the crew had better luck with the gun than the bucket--their aim with the latter seems a bit sketchy!