Weird, flat, Swedish...
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12 April 2016, 21:34

Hi Wojciech!
This is an absolutely fascinating vehicle. I can understand that you "instantly fell in love with" it!🙂
One of these Stridsvagns is exhibited in the German tank museum in Munster. I am there quite often (and call it "my second living room"😉) and I never miss to pay this tank my special attention.
So carry on with this interesting project! So far you did a top job with all the brass stuff I can't wait to see your model grow.👍
13 April 2016, 05:31

Hi Ulf!
Many thanks for the kind words!
I'll be sure to see the real thing one day 🙂
So far it's going nicely - even though Trumpeter didn't make it easy on ejector marks. Now I have to solder front brackets, because their quite complex shape is not well suited for CA glue.
13 April 2016, 18:22

nice build so far... will you make this one in the splinter camo?
30 November 2016, 11:05

Gee thats a interesting tank...hm are you sure about the green colour?
30 November 2016, 11:21

Plenty of video of this on The Mighty Jingles youtube channel as he just visited the Swedish Tank museum. Unique.
30 November 2016, 11:27

@Bart - yes it wil be in splinter camo, it just have to be as unique as the tank😉
@Achim - I'm quite sure about the green because it's just the primer so in no way it resembles the original thing. I will soon start the proper painting 🙂
I might actually see those videos, because what reference I have are from Belgian museum and I must say that I disagree with some details and paintjob. They are understandable for a museum piece, but shouldn't be present on a service vechicle. I'll see if I'm right or wrong 🙂
30 November 2016, 18:15

Thanks, I wonder how it'll look like after all the filters and washes 🙂
27 March 2017, 21:58

Greatttt....another S Tank building 🙂
You and Andreas at the same time, lots to learn...and a growing weal t start my own 🙂
Great job
27 April 2017, 22:35

Thanks a lot 🙂 And as I was able to see, though we use mainly the same kits and detail sets, we have a little different approach 🙂 SO far the S-103 is painted with decals applied, varnished and filters are applied. However I didn't have time recently to make wash yet... But it's coming, it's coming 🙂
28 April 2017, 20:18
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This one is a jump into 1:35 more seriously.
I instantly fell in love with this one - not really a tank destroyer, not quite a conventional tank.
So here's my take on this quite unusual subject in its late C variant.