Revell 1/35th Bergepanther Ausf D

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Revell 1/35th Bergepanther Ausf D

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Ok so this is next on the bench while I wait for parts for the VK3001. The Revell kit is the reboxed ICM offering. As I'm currently reading the combat history of PzJag Abt.653 I'll probably do a Bergepanther from that unit. The early Bergepanther didn't feature a winch or earth spade. There were only a dozen or so Ausf D Bergepanthers, which were converted on the production line.

Here's a pic of one of the Bergepanther's used by Pz.Jag. Abt.653.

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The decal options are for s.Pz.Abt 505 in Russia and Pz.Kag.Abt.654 in Germany in 1945.

I've got an Eduard upgrade set for it, which I've misplaced at the moment *sigh*
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Very cool. I'm interested to see how well it builds for you. Should be cool to watch :)
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Thank you sir :) I'll do my best with it!
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Cool subject, looking forward to see this one progress!
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So I found my Eduard set. And one of the areas it enhances is this area below:

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I'll show more once I've sorted it.
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And here's the kit after some surgery. It's most definately an improvement:

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After a long lay-off due to personal family problems I'm getting back into this build. Should have some progress to show you soon (hopefully)
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Engineering tanks are always some of the most interesting builds with tons of 'in-use" possibilities.

I'll be watching with interest too.

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