E-50 with 8.8cm KwK 44 L/100 ~PaperPanzer /Trumpeter/1:35

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Hello all !
I am from Poland and this is my first post in this forum.
I am in the process of building an E-50 with a cannon from E-75. Quite an unusual project, because I have not seen such an "idea" anywhere. The model is supposed to be a typical "what if", so I'm a little fancy. I am modeling myself on some historical photos of Panther ausf. G and Tiger I / II.
Time for photos!
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Greetings !
Krzysztof~ modelswarrior
 

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Hi Krzysztof,
Welcome to the forum that is a nice looking build so far.
 

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Welcome Krzysztof,
Welcome to the forum.
Plenty of good work on your model.
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Welcome Krzysztof,
Welcome to the forum.
Plenty of good work on your model.
Mike.
Thank you :smiling3:
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It will be longer in the next model lol haha

I apologize for the lack of progress, but tomorrow I can do something. The MG rifle was mounted on a motor plate, but it was not a very practical solution. Tomorrow I'm transferring the rifle to the rear wall of the turret.
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~Krzysztof
 

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I can already see this will be one serious project by one serious modeler :thinking:
Level of detail so far is top notch:thumb2:

On board for sure....Jim
 

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Welcome to the MOB! I really like your project and look forward to seeing more. Rick H.
 
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Hi guys!
Thanks for nice comments, it helps and cheers at work.
I was on small purchases in a model shop today.
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Welcome to the MOB!

What is MOB? lol haha

I'm wondering about the camouflage for the E-50. I found some interesting photos on the internet. Do you have any ideas?
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MOB=model on bro/Modelers of Objects Brotherhood. PaulE
 

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Nice one Paul, let me preface that with Unruly lot of modelers...:tongue-out3:
Cheers, Rick H.
 

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Looks good so far Krzysztof :thumb2:
And that's a d*mn long gun! :smiling5:

I like the camouflage schemes you showed above, I would go for a scheme with some 'red oxide primer' in it, as the Germans had a big shortness of... about everything :smiling5: in the end of the war, so they used less paint for the base-coat and used the red undercoat (primer) as part of the camouflage.

Cheers, Steven
 
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Thanks for the help Steven! In red oxide primer I will make drive wheels and some hatches. The sides of the hull and turrets will be in camouflage. The top of the hull will be in one color, maybe green? And the hatches will be as I wrote above.
I mounted the rifle in the turret, it looks terribly little compared to the cannon haha :O
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I love this tank and cannon haha It looks funny, but also dangerous ! :D It will be a PREDATOR :>
~Krzysztof
 

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I would go for a scheme with some 'red oxide primer' in it, as the Germans had a big shortness of... about everything :smiling5: in the end of the war, so they used less paint for the base-coat and used the red undercoat (primer) as part of the camouflage.
At the same time, this is a model representing a tank they might have built, had they had more resources — so an earlier style of camouflage would be just as plausible, IMO.
 
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