Well I am entering again the world of softskins!!

Just received this kit. I buy alot from Ebay but I got burned on this one. Thought I got a deal until I found it online for 6 bucks cheaper! Oh Well, it will still be a fun build.

Here is the Krupp description
This vehicle was popularly known as the 'Boxer' because it had an air-cooled flat-four square engine. This in turn allowed a flat sloping engine cover of quite unmistakable shape which also gave excellent forward visibility and a low silhouette. The Krupp 'Boxer' was quite ubiquitous in application and the chassis carried body work for a considerable number of different roles. Aside from its air-cooled engine, the 'Boxer' also had an all-independent suspension system, differing from the conventional springing systems of other six-wheelers in German service.

you will find this to be a nice kit to build.

Got a pic of it ... would like to see it.

Dave

Here is the box top.



Funny thing. The kit had been opened and some of the parts were off of the sprues, so I meticulously checked to make sure everything was there. It was and then some! There is some extra ordinance and sandbags and misc. stowage for the rear of the vehicle so I guess the few extra bucks was worthwhile. UI will probably scratch some of the stowage items I have planned for this one though.

Hello Bowjunkie,
Yes I agree with Roo,you will enjoy building
the Krupp Protze,it lends itself very well to extra detailing and is great in diorama situations.
Here`s a couple of pics of the one I did to help feed your creative ideas.




Hope these give you some ideas.

Wow!! I love it! Your standard will be hard to live up to, Thanks for making my life tougher!! :-)

Just Kidding. Yours looks great and I Love how you added all the extra stowage. That makes a HUGE difference. So how much of the stowage did you scratch out?

It'sa good kit, nice build. As you can see lots of options.

Maybe just a few boxes underneath towards the front
to get the smaller German stowage up to have a full cargo.The rest is from Verlinden and Italeri and Tamiya.

Hi Bowjunkie35. Thats a great little kit and a real fun and easy build. Here's a couple of shots of the one I did for the move it campaign. Good luck

Dad Gum Waterboy!! :-)

That is some very nice work!!