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Posted: **Sun Mar 30, 2014 8:39 pm**

Hello guys!
Time for another build.
Wanted to do a Out Of the Box build this time, with a kit that would be a quick and easy build.
So This is what it's going to be.

The sprue shots,

The glass windows for the side is going to be replaced for a plastic bag kind of glass. For this would be more accurate than the hard glass the kit supplies. The roof was foldable, so hard glass was no option.

And no decals supplied....
This because Tamiya decided to let them out for it only contained SS markings and Swastikas.
In the manual these markings are all blackened, and the SS license plates are not in the kit.
I'm building this kit OOB, but now I have to go after market, just for the licence plates and markings... Sadly.

This build is going quick as I suspected, so the undercarriage is almost build..
I'm not paying to much attention to detailing the underside, for it will not be visible.

So on the hunt for SS licence plates, this is the end of episode 1

Posted: **Mon Mar 31, 2014 6:16 am**

Found some SS Plates

A nice photo etch set with masks from Eduard "big ed".
One problem solved

Posted: **Mon Mar 31, 2014 9:51 am**

PE!! I knew you couldn't resist

I like the idea of replacing the window, that will make it really delicate to handle though. Depends on the plastic you choose though. It will look 100 times better though.

Posted: **Mon Mar 31, 2014 10:05 am**

that is a pretty nice kit
i have made one a few years back and it is easy to build
but i think why the decals are missing
in Germany ss symbols and swastika's are not allowed so kits that are imported there are opend and the decals are rrmoved and the instructions for them are blacked out (from what i heared)
but eduard makes license plates wich are preprinted aswell really handy stuff
good luck with the build
cheers Mark

Posted: **Mon Mar 31, 2014 8:15 pm**

Coen wrote:PE!! I knew you couldn't resist

I like the idea of replacing the window, that will make it really delicate to handle though. Depends on the plastic you choose though. It will look 100 times better though.

Haha! You know me mate, I'm a PE addict... But the lincence plates will be the only PE parts at this kit.. Promiss!

As for the window, I thinking of using the plastig bake were the clear parts came in. It's a pretty thick and clear bag.
Will do some testing before gluing it in to place though..

Posted: **Mon Mar 31, 2014 8:18 pm**

MarkVerploeg wrote:that is a pretty nice kit
i have made one a few years back and it is easy to build
but i think why the decals are missing
in Germany ss symbols and swastika's are not allowed so kits that are imported there are opend and the decals are rrmoved and the instructions for them are blacked out (from what i heared)
but eduard makes license plates wich are preprinted aswell really handy stuff
good luck with the build
cheers Mark

Thank you Mark.
And yeah, I have read that story about the missing decals somewere too.
But I don't mind, It gives me an excuse to buy som PE parts...

I saw a very good review about the Big Ed lincense plates.
The masks are very handy for you can use them over and over again

Cheers!

Posted: **Wed Apr 02, 2014 4:20 am**

Nice kit there Frans it sure must be a very annoying problem for you guys to look out for swastikas and other censored stuff

Posted: **Wed Apr 02, 2014 6:04 am**

EasyEight96 wrote:Nice kit there Frans it sure must be a very annoying problem for you guys to look out for swastikas and other censored stuff

Thanks mate

And yeah it is. . Trying to get some templates so I can airbrush them on.
And planning to buy a stash of swastikas decal sheets.
That would solve the problem I think.

Posted: **Wed Apr 02, 2014 9:14 am**

fly1ngdutchm4n wrote:
EasyEight96 wrote:Nice kit there Frans it sure must be a very annoying problem for you guys to look out for swastikas and other censored stuff
Thanks mate
And yeah it is. . Trying to get some templates so I can airbrush them on.
And planning to buy a stash of swastikas decal sheets.
That would solve the problem I think.

hi Frans
in that case archer fine transfers may be a option
i have the set for the br52 and that has the full eagle and swastika in it
so they don't have stuff censored and they have.both dry transfers and normal "wet" decals
but there are.not so many dutch shops who have them

Posted: **Wed Apr 02, 2014 10:14 am**

MarkVerploeg wrote:
fly1ngdutchm4n wrote:
EasyEight96 wrote:Nice kit there Frans it sure must be a very annoying problem for you guys to look out for swastikas and other censored stuff
Thanks mate
And yeah it is. . Trying to get some templates so I can airbrush them on.
And planning to buy a stash of swastikas decal sheets.
That would solve the problem I think.

hi Frans
in that case archer fine transfers may be a option
i have the set for the br52 and that has the full eagle and swastika in it
so they don't have stuff censored and they have.both dry transfers and normal "wet" decals
but there are.not so many dutch shops who have them

Thanks Mark

I will have a look for those.
I have a running account at archer (with I almost forgot about), so I will order those from them.
Would be the easiest way I think.
Thanks for the heads up mate

Posted: **Wed Apr 02, 2014 10:27 am**

This looks an interesting one. get on with it

Posted: **Wed Apr 02, 2014 10:52 am**

UKscalemodeller wrote:This looks an interesting one. get on with it

Yes sir!

Posted: **Wed Apr 02, 2014 10:19 pm**

Aaaaaaaaaaaand here we are, with another epic update, Dutchman's style!
Well... it's a OOB build (mostly), so nothing to special this time, but I'm only happy when I can do things differently so lets start with the wide indicators.
I didn't liked the ones supplied with the kit, so I did what I always do with things I don't like, I replace them.
(thank god I like my wife eh?)

It's a little trick I often use to replace the wide indicators, you might now this one.
I used straight pins (I think that's how they are called) and I cut them at the right size.
Cut them in a cloth people, to prevent the sharp pin jumping away...

The pins are slightly bigger, but that would be barley noticeable on the model.

Applied a small strip of masking tape at the bottom to re-create a level in the rod, and rolled it into CA glue to secure it.

Here's one in place

And both..

This is what I got so far.
The license plate is going to be replaced by a Coloured PE one... You know me..
Forgot to cut it off.

The tires are temporary fixed with some tack.

Next step will be gluing the body together, but as there are a lot of marks, I'll need to get rid of those for they will be visible in the interior.

But that's for a next time!
Thanks for tuning in again guys, and happy modelling!

Posted: **Wed Apr 02, 2014 10:23 pm**

Looking good dude.

Shame about all those pin marks.

Posted: **Wed Apr 02, 2014 10:34 pm**

T3hGuppy wrote:Looking good dude.

Shame about all those pin marks.

Thanks mate!
Yeah, it's a shame about the pin marks, but this kit is from 1975 so I expected them to be there a lot!
So happy filling and sanding for me! lol

Posted: **Thu Apr 03, 2014 3:47 am**

looking real good.

Posted: **Thu Apr 03, 2014 10:49 pm**

ConnorM wrote:looking real good.

Thanks mate!

Posted: **Thu Apr 03, 2014 10:58 pm**

Warning! Fast update!
Dry fitted the figure and steering wheel.
This figure is not cleaned up yet

Also glued the body work on today.

The body needs to be filled with diluted putty for there aer some small seems visible.

Cheers guys!

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Posted: **Fri Apr 04, 2014 1:01 am**

it is starting to look like a truck
great job so far
and ehh
you sure your not searching high and low for pe

Posted: **Fri Apr 04, 2014 5:37 am**

Beautiful job very creative on the headlights

Posted: **Fri Apr 04, 2014 5:52 am**

MarkVerploeg wrote:it is starting to look like a truck
great job so far
and ehh
you sure your not searching high and low for pe

Thanks Mark

And no PE this time. .. well... Going to replace the licence plates for Pe plates because the decals are missing, But that's it, no big upgrade set this time. Promise!

Posted: **Fri Apr 04, 2014 5:53 am**

EasyEight96 wrote:Beautiful job very creative on the headlights

Thanks mate

Posted: **Fri Apr 04, 2014 7:36 am**

looking good Frans

something different

Shane

Posted: **Fri Apr 04, 2014 9:05 am**

longlance67 wrote:looking good Frans

something different

Shane

Thanks Shane!

Love this kit. Trying to run out of my Tamiya stash.
making room for dragon

Posted: **Sat Apr 05, 2014 12:44 pm**

Hello boys and girls!

Having weekend know, and I did some filling with putty this Saturday morning.
While that's drying, I decided to give the scratch made windows a try.

Tamiya included clear plastic windows for the side of the roof.
Now, the original roof was a foldable canvas roof, so there would not be hard glass in the roof.
Instead there would be clear soft plastic windows in it.

Here's a pic of the original roof, so that you can see what I'm waffling about

So time to try and make my own.
Tried out different pieces of plastic like cling foil and sandwich bags, but the best plastic for this task is the one from from the bag the sprues came in
Here you can see the windows from Tamiya onto a piece of that bag.

Used the kit part as a template to cut out the new window.

With small strips of masking tape, I made the window bars.
Here's one side done, the other side needs to be done too.

Now, If I would use the kit part glass windows, It would look like this

With my new scratch made plastic windows, It would look like this

The window is temporally fixed with tape, because they will be fixed in to the roof the last.
Also, at the underside of the window there will be a extra strip added that is going to be attached to the car. Like you can see at the first photo. This will be also easier for me to secure the window.

I think this window is much more realistic looking like the real thing.
Better then the kit part anyway. I hope I can pull this off

Thanks for looking guys, all tips and comments are welcome as always!

Posted: **Sat Apr 05, 2014 1:09 pm**

Absolutely genius!!! I love the build so far you made me build my Stug IV already curse you!! Hahahahaha

Posted: **Sat Apr 05, 2014 7:56 pm**

EasyEight96 wrote:Absolutely genius!!! I love the build so far you made me build my Stug IV already curse you!! Hahahahaha

Haha! Thanks mate, And good luck with your Stug IV build!

Posted: **Sat Apr 05, 2014 8:16 pm**

Hi there again fellas!

Today I Primed and painted the Horch!

Prime ready:

All primed black:

Sprayed the vehicle panzer grey and the rooftop khaki brown.
Pre-shaded all with black, and a second coat of panzer grey and Khaki was applied.
Panzer grey colour I mixed myself with dark grey and black in a 1:4 ratio.
Did a lot of recharge on the colour panzer grey, and it was very dark grey, almost black.
A lot of modellers add a drop of blue, (I did too at first) but there was no blue in panzer grey according online documents.

On this pic it looks a bit too light, but that's mainly because the flash of my camera.

A varnish is applied to finish this paint job.

This is what I got so far.
The wheels and roof is temporary fixed with some tack.

Next up: Making the side windows, and painting the wheels and interior.

Thanks for tuning in again guys!
Much appreciated!

Posted: **Sun Apr 06, 2014 11:22 am**

welcome back to the dark side

sweet little car!

Posted: **Sun Apr 06, 2014 11:26 am**

oh btw frans i totally agree with you! many modellers present dunkelgrau 7021 in a light grey tone or some kind of blue. the original color is nearly black!

Posted: **Sun Apr 06, 2014 11:37 am**

andreb87 wrote:welcome back to the dark side sweet little car!
andreb87 wrote:oh btw frans i totally agree with you! many modellers present dunkelgrau 7021 in a light grey tone or some kind of blue. the original color is nearly black!

Thanks Andre!

Love this car. Easy build, so going fast.
Hoping the side windowswill work out though.

And the colour seems to turned out just a little bit to light, but I'm solving that by adding a dak filter

Cheers!

Posted: **Sun Apr 06, 2014 11:42 am**

i think it will work but i would be careful. i would stick to acrylics and apply the window after the weathering. turpentine maybe could attack the clear parts. and glue ... ? ??? white glue or micro kristal clear? maybe white glue

Posted: **Sun Apr 06, 2014 12:01 pm**

andreb87 wrote:i think it will work but i would be careful. i would stick to acrylics and apply the window after the weathering. turpentine maybe could attack the clear parts. and glue ... ? ??? white glue or micro kristal clear? maybe white glue

The windows are going in last. I use micro kristal clear to put the windows in. The roof is going on when the interior is finished including the figure, and when the car is weathered. Front window is going to be easy, side windows difficult for I replaced the hard clear plastic parts for scratch build soft plastic parts like the original foldable roof would have.

Posted: **Sun Apr 06, 2014 12:35 pm**

Good work my friend at this moment. Well done Frans

Posted: **Sun Apr 06, 2014 1:43 pm**

AchtungPanzer wrote:Good work my friend at this moment. Well done Frans

Thank you my friend!

Posted: **Sun Apr 06, 2014 2:31 pm**

Stunning paint job

you are just too pro Frans

Posted: **Sun Apr 06, 2014 4:13 pm**

EasyEight96 wrote:Stunning paint job you are just too pro Frans

Thank you very much mate!

Posted: **Sun Apr 06, 2014 4:17 pm**

Fantastic Frans, love the plastic bag window replacement.....

I too would have done that because the kit part sucks.....

Nicely done with the paintwork too, the black preshading really works well with the Khaki roof colour...
Good luck mate, and as always Happy Modelling...

Posted: **Sun Apr 06, 2014 8:06 pm**

wappynutter wrote:Fantastic Frans, love the plastic bag window replacement.....

I too would have done that because the kit part sucks.....

Nicely done with the paintwork too, the black preshading really works well with the Khaki roof colour...
Good luck mate, and as always Happy Modelling...

Thanks Andy

Did a Dryfit at those bag windows today

Happy modelling to you to matey

Posted: **Sun Apr 06, 2014 8:24 pm**

Right then!
Some small work done, Painted the wheels with a brown/black mix and glued them on.
Painted the seats, and re-painted the rooftop.
Huh? Re-painted? Yes... It was way to brownish... So I used a more khaki green/grey colour.
Needs a bit of pre-shading though.

Wheels and seats painted:

Rooftop re-painted. In my opinion, this colour looks way better to me

Added the plastic bag rear window.
Did wrinkle it a bit to get the folds from letting the roof up and down.

The same I did with the site windows.
Scratch build those too from a plastic sprue bag, and added the window bars made from painted strips of masking tape.
The window is just taped at the top of the roof to see how it would look.
The bottom of the window will be attached to the car, like the real thing. And I need to separate the window at the doors.

I think it looks better then the original kit parts witch I agree with Andy on sucking...

That was it for me this weekend guys, see ya!

Posted: **Sun Apr 06, 2014 8:59 pm**

nice

and your recycling worked really well
and no pe in sight this could mean the begining of a ehole new era for a certain dutchman
cheers Mark

Posted: **Sun Apr 06, 2014 11:01 pm**

MarkVerploeg wrote:nice
and your recycling worked really well
and no pe in sight this could mean the begining of a ehole new era for a certain dutchman
cheers Mark

Thanks Mark

And no PE in sight

Haha! You'd be surprised if i told you that there are pe license plates on it way!

Posted: **Sun Apr 06, 2014 11:23 pm**

fly1ngdutchm4n wrote:
MarkVerploeg wrote:nice
and your recycling worked really well
and no pe in sight this could mean the begining of a ehole new era for a certain dutchman
cheers Mark
Thanks Mark
And no PE in sight
Haha! You'd be surprised if i told you that there are pe license plates on it way!

i'm not suprised actually
you would show signs of withdrawl if you didn't
that always happens when you take the drug (pe in your case) from a addict
and i don't expect that you quit you habbit any time soon

Posted: **Mon Apr 07, 2014 6:09 am**

MarkVerploeg wrote:
fly1ngdutchm4n wrote:
MarkVerploeg wrote:nice
and your recycling worked really well
and no pe in sight this could mean the begining of a ehole new era for a certain dutchman
cheers Mark
Thanks Mark
And no PE in sight
Haha! You'd be surprised if i told you that there are pe license plates on it way!

i'm not suprised actually
you would show signs of withdrawl if you didn't
that always happens when you take the drug (pe in your case) from a addict
and i don't expect that you quit you habbit any time soon

lol.. Nope, love that stuff

Posted: **Wed Apr 09, 2014 10:09 pm**

Hello guys!

Another update for ya!

I was thinking to hang something behind this Horch, but I didn't know what...

Mostly these cars pulled A flak canon or a pak 40, But also a Nebelwerfer.
I was looking for a scale Nebelwerfer and found one from Lion Roar, but way to expensive for this build.
If I would do a dio where a nebelwerfer would be central, I would buy this kit, but not for a prop.

BUT! I have read that the ammunition for the nebelwerfer was transported separately for safety reasons in specially designed ammo trolleys.

And I have found one for a good prize.
24 resin parts, and a small sheet of photo etch. YEAH!!

So this is what's going to be pulled by the SS Horch. (sorry for the crappy pic)

Here are the parts.
It's a tiny trolley, kinda cute almost..

Now this is what I have to make from a piece of wire and some photo etch.
The springs.

The easiest way for me to make spings, it to put a drill upside down in a pin vise together with the piece of wire.
This way it is simple to make spings. I needed loose springs, not tight.

Added a long piece of wire form the wheels to the front of the trolley, and put the spring over that wire. Finished it of with the photo etch part, and tataaaa! Great looking springs.

Cleaning up this resin kit was simple to do. Just some small flash and cutting the parts of the cast blocks.
The fenders were a bit tricky to glue on, for there was not much space to glue it on.
This build went very well, that I forgot to make more progress pics...
But I can recommend this kit!

And here's the trolley Almost finished without the ammo boxes.
The wheels are temporary fixed for the pic.

And with the ammo boxes.

And here it is behind the Horch.

I think it looks great and it is something different

Thanks for waching guys, please let me know your opinions!

Posted: **Wed Apr 09, 2014 11:07 pm**

hi Frans
nice looking trolley
if you still want a nebelwerfer there is a alternative for the lion roar kit
modellbau konig (shop) has them under there own brand but it was a limited edition at the time but i had a chat with the owner on a convention and he mentioned that he wanted to order a new batch of them
it is the older italeri kit but there is a pe set for it
and the kit was about €10 so not that expensive

i'm not 100% sure but the lion roar kit is a pe or mostly pe kit

Posted: **Thu Apr 10, 2014 6:09 am**

MarkVerploeg wrote:hi Frans
nice looking trolley
if you still want a nebelwerfer there is a alternative for the lion roar kit
modellbau konig (shop) has them under there own brand but it was a limited edition at the time but i had a chat with the owner on a convention and he mentioned that he wanted to order a new batch of them
it is the older italeri kit but there is a pe set for it
and the kit was about €10 so not that expensive

i'm not 100% sure but the lion roar kit is a pe or mostly pe kit

Hi Mark!
Thanks

I did saw that Italeri kit somewhere on Ebay, but it was ended. I will keep a eye out for Modellbau Konig, thanks for the tip!

The lion Roar kit is pretty awesome though, It's almost fully PE. The undercarriage is made out of resin with PE parts, The gun itself from PE. Really awesome, but just didn't wanted to pay almost 50 euro ex delivery cost for it

Maybe in the future a vignette wit a nebelwerfer.. Hmmm, some idea's already in my head..... lol

Cheers buddy

Posted: **Sat Apr 12, 2014 7:43 pm**

Hello guys!
Small update, I recently bought some division and license plates masks from Eduard, and this update will show the working and quality of them.

This is the division mark I'm using:
SS Freiwilligen-Panzergrenadier-Division Netherlands (niederländische Nr. 1)
Taped to the vehicle.

And sprayed white.
Some overspray, but that would be taken care of while weathering.
Next time a bit more masking I guess..

The SS license plates had more work.
First I sprayed the plates white and taped the numbers on.
This had to be done very carefully for it has to be absolutely straight..

Then Sprayed the numbers black.

Carefully pulled all tape off again, and this is what I've got.

Looks freaking awesome to me!
And yeah... Got to learn to mask properly ... more touching up to do

Anyways, Love these masks!
Crisp letters and markings. Just be sure to mask it really well.

Here's the front plate:

The SS totenkopf marking:

And all together;

I'm working on the ammo trolley right know, primed it and looking for pics of them to see if they had markings on them too.

That's it for know guys, thanks for looking!

Posted: **Sat Apr 12, 2014 9:01 pm**

those masks give a really nice result
i think i'm going to get some too ,some time
now get going on the rest

we all want to see some end results
cheers Mark

Posted: **Sat Apr 12, 2014 9:33 pm**

Great stuff Frans, those masks are excellent, 10 x better than decals. Good work fella!

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