Dragon 10.5 Sturmhaubitze

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Dragon 10.5 Sturmhaubitze

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When your waiting on paint to dry start something else.
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So far all I've added to this one is an Aber gun barrel and muzzle brake
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Re: Dragon 10.5 Sturmhaubitze

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Nice start, Ozzie. Is the zim already moulded on to the plastic, or have you added it yourself?
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Re: Dragon 10.5 Sturmhaubitze

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Not bad mate. I like zimm. :cheers2:
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Re: Dragon 10.5 Sturmhaubitze

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The zimmerit, looks great Ozzie, and irregular the way it should be, sofsr so good and im looking forward to your next update
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Re: Dragon 10.5 Sturmhaubitze

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Its a great kit this i have it myself, the zim is built into the kit :thumb2:
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Re: Dragon 10.5 Sturmhaubitze

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Ooooooh very nice Charles, very nice.
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Re: Dragon 10.5 Sturmhaubitze

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Another one with a very slow update. Finally got around to putting paint on the model though I have't as yet got around to weathering. All things take time.
Again sorry about the light or lack of it.

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The "Waffle" pattern zimerrit really stands out even with no weathering. I have used those easy metal tracks on this one and they were definitely easy.
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Italieri Panther A recovery, Dragon Jagdpanzer IV A-O,

1/48th Tamiya Me109 E-3, Airfix Supercat Coyote, Tamiya F-16,
Hasegawa Harrier GR7, Hobby Boss Me262
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Re: Dragon 10.5 Sturmhaubitze

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What a great job you have done mate.
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Completed: Vespid 1/72 Comet A10
Shelf: Lots (101 Kits of multiple scales) of Armour + couple of Flappy / Wing Things, found a KV2 95% built and primed four years ago. Plus a few Lego Tech kits, to help restore MoJo
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