StuG III Early: Dragon 6320

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StuG III Early: Dragon 6320

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This is the kit I'm building for my YouTube build. It had some broken parts but it's together except the tow cables and tracks now.

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Looks nice. Love the STUGs and SPs. What camo are you going for?

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Great looking Stug mate , ditto what Stokesy said .
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Awesome kit bud. And a nice clean build of it :)
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Looks cool so far! Still not got a stug :wall:
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Thanks very much guys. I think I've been leaning towards 2 tone camo. Just green over dunkelgelb.
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Gotta love a stug, nice build.
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Looks great mate! :th:
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Thanks guys.
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Finished her up last night. Some things I still feel like I'm just a bit crap with, but overall it's a StuG, and I like it. On to the next one.

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Adam, The StuG looks great by me. The photos shown a lot more detail than the video and I thought your complain on the weathering just wasn' t there. I was glad it wasn't another rust bucket. It that seems to popular way of weathering a tank lately even though it wasn't going be display in a dioramas.
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Looks really good from this seat :th: :th: Like you mentioned, you really nailed the tracks too, they look perfect right down to the sag modeled into them.
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d6mst0 wrote:Adam, The StuG looks great by me. The photos shown a lot more detail than the video and I thought your complain on the weathering just wasn' t there. I was glad it wasn't another rust bucket. It that seems to popular way of weathering a tank lately even though it wasn't going be display in a dioramas.
Thanks, I complain a lot, it's my way. But I also agree people tend to overdo weathering even though photographic evidence suggests tanks were better maintained than people would like to admit.
OliveDrab wrote:Looks really good from this seat :th: :th: Like you mentioned, you really nailed the tracks too, they look perfect right down to the sag modeled into them.
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Didn't see an issue with the weathering. A little bit of CA could put that popup cable down. Thought it looked great. Enjoy all your reviews. Thanks for having the StuG Life GB.
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TonyCnyc wrote:Didn't see an issue with the weathering. A little bit of CA could put that popup cable down. Thought it looked great. Enjoy all your reviews. Thanks for having the StuG Life GB.
You wouldn't believe how much CA i already used on that cable, it's just too long for the space it's in so it springs up. Thanks though, i think the GB went very well. had 30 entries.
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