"Planing Ahead" DAK 1942 Diorama Build

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Great work mate, looking forward to seeing it come together :thumb2:
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Dude! This will be awesome!!
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wow ! those panzer III's look sweeet ! can't wait to see the finished dio.
i'll be watching out for it on you tube under my other alias hahaha.
great job so far ! :)
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Looking great Hollywood .
really nice clean build on those Panzers . I'm pretty sure they didn't have that brand of kitchen tissue in the DAK though :whistle:
Awsome job .
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Brilliant idea Hendrick, and I am looking forward to seeing it come together.

I have a question, are you planning to paint the base yellow colour on the vehicles then chip them back? Personally I would have base painted them in a Panzer Grey, then overpainted with the sand colour, and chipped back through that to the grey. You probably know, but the vehicles were sent to the desert in Panzer Grey until later on in 1942 when they started coming out the factory in their Dunkelgelb. Up until this time the tanks were just roughly painted with whatever light sand colour was available, and due to shortages, the paint was often mixed with fuel, mud, sand etc. to make it go further. This meant that it wore off the vehicles pretty easily.

If your doing vehicles post factory painted Dunkelgelb, ignore me, but they look like earlier model Pz.IIIs so chances are they were grey overpainted with the sand.

Looking good though!
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this is going to be awesome
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Words fail me mate. :bow:: :bow:: :bow::
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Looks bloody awesome dude! Lots of inspiration for when I do mine later in the year :thumb2: :pop:
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Very interesting project mate. Looking forward to follow it! :)
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Cool Idea and a great Diorama on sight !!!

And the build is going great ...one to follow !

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Looks awesome Hendrik.
Those resin bits are excellent pieces. Nice choice.
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Looking great. Them Dak tanks looks fantastic. It's a HUGE dio. Well done.
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Looking great so far Hendrik! Love the sandbags! Can't wait to see the finished diorama! :cheers2:
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Looking great so far!
Looking forward to more!

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Great work so far, Hendrik! I like the details on the tanks and the overall layout of the dio. Those resin buildings will look awesome, too.
I'm currently reading "Die Wüstenfüchse" by Paul Carell (also matches with the current temperatures in Germany), so I find this build even more exciting. Have you read the book? If not, you should. :cheers2:
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Hey man. this dio is going to be nuts!!!. love all those resin bits. especially that barrel.
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Hey man. this dio is going to be nuts!!!. love all those resin bits. especially that barrel.
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This is becoming a really great piece, next time you enter a competition you might win something with this scenery :) i love the wear and tear effects on the paintwork, especially on the roof of the PIII without the sandbags.
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