Completed...Ricks "Cobbled" Kfz. 70 MB 1500

[Mini Me]

Here's the "Damage Report" on my attempt to create one of the Wehrmacht's more successful designs at a heavy car for squad mobility. I toyed around with a lot of "crapintheback" and found it too cluttered so had another go and ended up with this. Rick H.

 

[Neil Merryweather]

Wonderful stuff Rick!
I wonder, though, would the Panzerfausts not sit more naturally in the 'head-down' position? I've never held one so if I am speaking out of turn you can send matron round.....

 

[BattleshipBob]

Very nice Rick, looks the business!!

 

[Mark1]

A miniature marvel, looks great

 

[GerryW]

Looks brilliant, the amount of 'crapintheback' looks about right.

 

[adt70hk]

Simply brilliant Rick. Hard to comprehend it is only 1/87....

Very well done.

Andrew

 

[Steve Jones]

Stunning work on such a small, small scale. True brilliance and lovely to see. Well done mate

 

[Si Benson]

Great work Rick, looks very nice

 

[Jim R]

Hi Rick
Excellent. Another superb model from the "Master of Braille"
Jim

 

[Mini Me]

Hi Neil, I really don't know if there was a preferred method of storing the panzerfaust but I do recall seeing photos of them stacked head up. Thanks for commenting Rick H.

 

[Mini Me]

Cheers Bob.

 

[Mini Me]

Glad you like it Mark. Rick H.

 

[Mini Me]

Hi Gerry, I agree...it was a little over the top before. Rick H.

 

[Mini Me]

Thanks Andrew, Just the right size for me though. Rick H.

 

[Mini Me]

Thank you Mr. Jones....very pleased that you like my "small creations". Rick H.

 

[Mini Me]

Thank you Si, and pleased you stopped by. Rick H.

 

[Mini Me]

Too kind for words Jim...I do love a challenge when it comes to modeling. Rick H.

 

[Lee Drennen]

One of your best yet. Very nice Rick.

 

[Mini Me]

Thank You Lee, I think the biggest challenge of the whole thing was painting the "crapintheback"....some of that stuff was downright microscopic. ....might have to look around for some new "winky peeps" Rick H.

 

[grumpa]

Love it Rick, at first glance it seems to be 1/35!
A true mark of greatness in the Brail scale modeling realm.

Jim.