Bulgarian WWII Armored Car Horch M.222(Sd.Kfz.222)

Lenny V
Beautiful, great details! You make it look so simple. How do you glue everything together after painting the whole interior?

Rui
Great Build. Picture 6 really demonstrates how cozy the crew has to get in the tiny interior.

Angel Yovtshev Autor
Thanks Lenny!
To your question- with Tamiya masking tape, Tamiya Extra Thin, some super glue and a lot of patience. Those open top vehicles are a real PITA to paint so a good planning is of paramount importance.

And thanks Riu!
Not the spacious of wagon AMOF, but fitting the crew was a real challenge mainly because of structural strength related overscaled thickness of both hull and gun mount. Both the CO and the gunner took a lot of surgery to press them in their seats.

DIMITRI
very original choice of subject and great build!

Neuling
Admirable authenticity and detail work (as usual). Looking forward to the final pictures ....

gorby
Excellent work Angel!

Angel Yovtshev Autor
Thanks Dimitri, Neuling and gorby!

Olivier
This went below my radar. Why ?
So well detailed as You show us each time, Angel.

Angel Yovtshev Autor
Thanks for your kind words, Olivier!
I first built the Horch and then posted the project here.

DIMITRI
why did they write bjelo polje(white village)?

Angel Yovtshev Autor
Thanks for your question, Dimitri!
All AFV of the Armored Brigade, that took participation in December 2nd 1944 Parade in Sofia had names of towns/villages, where heavy battles were fought, written on their turrets/frontal armor plates.Belo Polje(Surdulica region in nowadays Serbia) was one of these villages.

DIMITRI
thanks for the prompt answer, dear Angel... I SUPPOSE the heavy battles were fought during WW I,,,

Neuling
Thanks Dimitri for asking and Angel for explaining!