Thank you gentlemen. The dio envisioned requires space I don't have, so a problem to be solved.
Panzerwerkstattzug (42)
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Some works in progress on Berge & Stab groups. Clockwise from upper left: Famo, Bus, Baby Blitz, sdKfz10, schwimer, & ketten. Famo & 1ton for Berge, 11 seat bus ( added seats & forgot headlights) for werkstatt, Baby Blitz funker, schwimer & ketten for stabs.
Jim R
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Impressive stuff Paul. Great attention to detail even at this scale. I think you may be due a bench tidy 
Jim
Jim
Thanks guys.
You think? I cleared all the US related stuff off the bench & the cleaned the top of the paint locker. I will have to do a serious one for the GB as the Apache is pretty big and it will be mostly OOB.
You think? I cleared all the US related stuff off the bench & the cleaned the top of the paint locker. I will have to do a serious one for the GB as the Apache is pretty big and it will be mostly OOB.
Rick, there's a good example of a Cherokee in 1/87.
Some progress made on Famos & finished sdKfz10. Need to do pioneer tools for bus, CITB and antennae for Funker.
Etch grabs & fender markers were too flat to use. Dashbord & pedals were cool though.
CITB to do next on 1 tonner.
C&Cs encouraged.
Some progress made on Famos & finished sdKfz10. Need to do pioneer tools for bus, CITB and antennae for Funker.
Etch grabs & fender markers were too flat to use. Dashbord & pedals were cool though.
CITB to do next on 1 tonner.
C&Cs encouraged.
Lovin' all the details you are putting on these guys........will the Funker have a bedfame or a mast? I had thought about a Russian 24 D but at $43.00 plus shipping......a little stiff for something I won't be using in the future and little space to store it once built.
SLACKER!!!!!Still have not found a decent candidate for the "chopper" build so probably won't be getting into that one. Good progress on these........like the Ford bus conversion.Rick H.
(Sorry for interrupting your thread Paul !),
Andy
Some lovely looking vehicles there Paul
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As Rick said,you`ve got some excellent details onto them too,it`s going to be a very impressive scene when all grouped together!
Loving watching it coming along,
Andy.
,As Rick said,you`ve got some excellent details onto them too
,it`s going to be a very impressive scene when all grouped together!Loving watching it coming along,
Andy.
Top marks Paul, personally I think the bench has several areas that could be either filled or used. Bottom right hand side for example.
Of course here at The Untidy Club quarters we are most impressed at the work .
Of course here at The Untidy Club quarters we are most impressed at the work .
Rick, started bedframe, COTR, & rear ladder above the funker.
Thanks Andy.
Dzohn, have to leave room for coffee cup.
Thanks Andy.
Dzohn, have to leave room for coffee cup.
Nice group you have there Paul. I like that German Truck/Tractor with trailer
Thanks Lee.
Progress on bus (done), & baby Benz Funker (bedframe ant. supports to go).
Those look great Paul I really like that bus
The guys are right. You are certifably insane working to such detail in this scale! Fabulous results though!
I thought I'd show all six sections of the Werkstattzug illustrating its' components as I've imagined this veteran unit in late 44.
Mostly complete, just some little details to do except for the Ah116, the last major effort.
Mostly complete, just some little details to do except for the Ah116, the last major effort.