Donivanp
Lieutenant Colonel
Can't really tell, steel wheels or rubber covers wheels
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Can't really tell, steel wheels or rubber covers wheelsDefinitely no Zimerit, but I don't know enough about them to say which stage of production.
(This is also a 'Starter Set' version, sans 2 sprues of detailed parts featured in the normal release.)
Markings as provided are for nr. '334', Schwere Panzer- Abteilung 503, Russua, July 1944.
(A Sherman Firefly Vc, according to the box!)
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TanksCheers guys! No cupola MG mount too, so maybe she's an early (going by Don's profiles).
Geo sent an awesome colour profile too, which I will try to copy. Cheers again mate!
I can't figure out how to give you winner and baconI am kinda calling this one done.The build was different and fun the dio is not a strong point for me but it kinda works I may still paint the stones a more grey color
At the end of 1942, the Germans began introducing an anti-tank mine that used magnets to lock onto its target. Fearing that the Allies might copy this weapon, Zimmerit, a paste that was applied to German tanks and assault guns, was developed as a countermeasure.Definitely no Zimerit, but I don't know enough about them to say which stage of production.
(This is also a 'Starter Set' version, sans 2 sprues of detailed parts featured in the normal release.)
Markings as provided are for nr. '334', Schwere Panzer- Abteilung 503, Russia, July 1944.
(A Sherman Firefly Vc, according to the box!)
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Nicely done good sir.I am kinda calling this one done.The build was different and fun the dio is not a strong point for me but it kinda works I may still paint the stones a more grey color
Yeppers it isJust remembered the word I was looking for too - they call it 'skirting' don't they, not track guards.
But remember we're airplane guys! We call tigers, TARGETSCheers Don