Panzer Jager II or marder II whatever they call it.
Posted: Sun Nov 06, 2016 8:06 pm
by InitialProduction1
I'll be glad when these elections are over. So I can get back to modeling. Ugh. Anyway I've almost have Michaels panzer three build done. My Saipan knocked out Sherman is done, but the dio is fighting me, surprise surprise. Anyway I want to start this, kit by dragon. I got my tank camouflage colors Friday, and I want to build something easy so I can get to the paint part. What do you think
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Re: Panzer Jager II or marder II whatever they call it.
Posted: Tue Nov 08, 2016 3:41 am
by digger303
Should be nice, I have a just acquired Marder 3 so this is interesting to me.
Re: Panzer Jager II or marder II whatever they call it.
Posted: Tue Nov 08, 2016 3:47 am
by InitialProduction1
Thanks digger303. I'm trying to build all the German AT guns of WWII. Again thanks for looking in.
Re: Panzer Jager II or marder II whatever they call it.
Posted: Tue Nov 08, 2016 4:53 am
by ForbesHutton
It's a great kit, but it seems the older stock has more goodies than the latest ones from Dragon. I picked up an older one and did a video review about two years ago, but still haven't gotten around to building it.
It seems later ones have less on the Dragon Card.
Anyway, Dragons are not what most would describe as "easy", being open top, it becomes even more complex as painting will probably require that you do some planning and build some sub-assemblies, paint the interior, put everything together, then paint the exterior after carefully masking off the fighting compartment.
Re: Panzer Jager II or marder II whatever they call it.
Posted: Tue Nov 08, 2016 10:59 am
by digger303
ForbesHutton wrote:It's a great kit, but it seems the older stock has more goodies than the latest ones from Dragon. I picked up an older one and did a video review about two years ago, but still haven't gotten around to building it.
It seems later ones have less on the Dragon Card.
Anyway, Dragons are not what most would describe as "easy", being open top, it becomes even more complex as painting will probably require that you do some planning and build some sub-assemblies, paint the interior, put everything together, then paint the exterior after carefully masking off the fighting compartment.
