4.7cm PanzerJager I

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4.7cm PanzerJager I

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Hi, new to this site and thought I'd post a few pictures of a recent build. Still working of some figures and suitable base. It's supposed to represent a vehicle from May 1940.

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Superb job! :th:
What brand kit is this?
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:welcome: to ISM, Ark and fabulous job on the Panzer! :thumb1: :thumb1:
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Nice :th:
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trekfanj wrote:Superb job! :th:
What brand kit is this?
It's the Dragon kit in 1/35th. Very nice kit. Lots of very small parts but went together pretty trouble free. Here are some in progress pics I took.

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I'm by no means an expert on such things, but that paint job falls into the 'gobsmacking' category.
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Lovely little thingy, i really like the restrained weathering in particular. Not overdone at all, just right :)
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Thank you all for the kind comments. Once I get it all finished with the figures, etc I'll post a few more pictures.
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Cracking job! Love the interior :th: :th:

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Lovely tidy build with super paint and subtle weathering. These little TDs are so cute but still deadly. Cracking job :thumb1:

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Lovely build mate. Really nice subtle weathering as well, especially on the interior.
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Very nice build,love the track weathering :thumb2:
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Yeah, well done. Very cleanly weathered if that makes sense.
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Cracking work on that interior, mate! :) :thumb1: :thumb1:
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wow beautiful details looks great so far :th:
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Now your work with this model makes for me greater impression. Very good work with all model especially with interior mate Bravo :clap: .
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Thanks all for the encouraging posts! The plan is to display this somehow with a Renault R35 that I'm also working on. Found an awesome paint scheme for it. I have not done a diorama in over 30 years but will give it a crack.
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