Panther Ausf. F
Comments
15 8 June 2019, 12:06

Very nice indeed! ...however a little over engineered in some places, well normal Dragon style 😉
8 June 2019, 12:28

Welcome to the kitty party! 🙂 Wirklich guter BS. Stellenweise etwas überdetailiert ...Drahon halt
9 June 2019, 07:17

Ja, daß kennt man ja. Und überall diese Nupsis, die man noch abtrennen muß.
9 June 2019, 10:48

Genau! Normalerweise mach' ich deswegen um Dragon einen großen Bogen.... Ungefähr 50% der Bauzeit verbringe ich auf allen vieren und suche Kleinteile. Schnipp, pling und weg 😉
@Ruis: Welcome! 👍
9 June 2019, 11:42

Ja, Magic Tracks OOB. Eigentlich richtig gut und nicht so'n elndes Gefummel wie z. B. Friuls... nur dass bei Gliedern ums Treibrad die Führungszähne individuell angeklebt werden müssen, fand ich erst mal Blödsinn - bis sich rausstellt dass die Führungszähne der M.Tr. nicht ins Treibrad passen 😛
25 June 2019, 13:00

Ready for painting! Since it's supposed to be a very late war (what if...) vehicle I left or will leaf some bits and bobs off the Panther...let's say the factory suffered a shortage of certain items: all gun cleaning equipment, the jack, all spare track links and the front fenders incl. the head light.
Now I wonder what scheme to paint on...
29 June 2019, 14:39

Thanks mates! However it's not quiet done yet 😉 I still have to finish the weathering (..."wash" the hull of the weathering solution I use), add some dust/dirt to it and maybe a commander. Let's see
8 July 2019, 10:15

Me like! 👍 Really cool to see the relaxed state the figure has.
22 July 2019, 15:21

Thanks Patrick 🙂 No, the figure is from Alpine Miniatures. Check them out, they have the most relaxed tank crew members 😉
SCM Brand: Alpine Miniatures

I only wish my painting skills would do them more justice...
22 July 2019, 15:39

Thanks Ruis! 🙂 I try my best but I'm not quiet there yet.
23 July 2019, 15:49

Thanks guys! If it appears 'clean' I reached my goal 👍 It's supposed to be a newish vehicle - the crew was only able to scrub of the rather poor paint job wherever they stepped or dragged stuff across.
25 July 2019, 05:34

Good point Sebastian, World War II only lasted 6 years in total and a lot of stuff was rushed in factory fresh and hadn't had the time to rust to a junkyard scrapheap before being knocked out, abandoned or simply superseded by better equipment. In my opinion a lot of WWII models look way too overweathered. I like yours very much though! 👍
25 July 2019, 13:41

You've got a good/valid point there Patrick 👍 Exactly right...even though I might have been guilty of over doing the weathering occasionally as well 😉
25 July 2019, 14:17

🙂 👍
My own best example....:
Completed: Leopard (Ausf. G late) | Album by SMey (1:35)
25 July 2019, 14:51