Tamiya's 1/35 Pzkpfw II Ausf. F

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Tamiya's 1/35 Pzkpfw II Ausf. F

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At last it is finished! My first model to be completed, after failing on three different models I finally got it right! It was a very fun build and it took me a week to finish. I think I did pretty good, the model was painted with a spray can and then I hand painted the smaller details.
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It looks great, Sturm! :th: :th:
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Great work! I always liked this kit.
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Thanks guys! Although you probably noticed I forgot to put the Iron Cross decals. :wall:
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Good work buddy even if the balkenkreuz is missing! :thumb1:
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Superb little tank love these small but packed with detail
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Lol balkenkreuz, so that's what the Cross things are called, I looked everywhere to find the name but came up empty. Thank you Gustavlekstal.
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That's really nice. I'm getting ready to start my first one in 40 years, and I'm kind of nervous. Seeing how well your's turned out gave me a little more courage :)
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Danta2er wrote:That's really nice. I'm getting ready to start my first one in 40 years, and I'm kind of nervous. Seeing how well your's turned out gave me a little more courage :)
Good luck to you Danta2er, can't wait to see yours.
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Well done for your first model :clap: Tamiya's Panzer II is an excellent kit for a first time build,cheap and easy to build.
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Very good mate. I always find that dry brushing the edges, adds another dimension to the build. :thumb2:
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Very good looking Panzer II :th:
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