Small Scale Military Headquarters

Excellent work!

-Kevin

Great job!

-Kevin

The schurzen are not only part of the diecast mold, but the underlying hull sides are non existant. If you look at the back of your panther, where the side plates are supposed to go under the schurzen there is nothing there. I was pretty disappointed when I too apart one of my FoV panthers and found...

Meanwhile, Russia can barely keep its ships seaworthy or pay its sailors... What a joke.

-Kevin

Great Work! I have never been claustrophobic, but put me in one o those and I just might become just that! Looks tiny!

-Kevin

Yes, unfortunately for you international folk a few bad apples have spoiled it for everyone. I sold a bunch a few years back and several international buyers tried to pull some stuff and luckily eBay ruled in my favor.

-Kevin

Some more listings I put up today. Mostly 1/32, but also a 1/8 M48 in there as well.

http://www.ebay.com/sch/oberstwake/m.ht ... pg=&_from=

-Kevin

Glad you like it! Don't forget to leave me some eBay feedback!

-Kevin

USPS says it arrived. What do you think of it in person?

-Kevin

I guess I found out who bought my stug IV

And great review tman, I have had the S2 for years and never realized it had an operating commanders hatch.

-Kevin

Well done, I like the additional mud and weathering.

-Kevin

It is beautiful; superb craftsmanship! If only I could shrink it to 1/32...


-Kevin

Selling some of my excess on eBay. Have a few items up this week, and some more probably next week.

http://www.ebay.com/sch/oberstwake/m.ht ... pg=&_from=

-Kevin

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I like how they failed to show how well it landed...

For all we know the damn thing landed on its side.

-Kevin

Excellent work! Looks great!

-Kevin

I agree the S1 pz IV scheme, that they later re-released, is pretty bad. I have one I recently took apart as well and will be repurposing to into a Tunisia pz IV. Watching this closely to see how it turns out. Oh, and I can empathize with life getting in the way at times. I have a project I have bee...

I had heard of this story but had never seen the corresponding video. Thanks for sharing!

-Kevin

pickelhaube wrote:Pretty nice but small.

I think it is 1/18...

If you are still looking:

http://www.ebay.com/itm/292102909151?_t ... EBIDX%3AIT


-Kevin

working on some of the detail painting, but wanted to show you a dry fit of mostly everything. Side skirts are absent because they are just a hastle to deal with taking on and off. http://i304.photobucket.com/albums/nn185/Panzerarm/panther%20dry%20fit1_zpsi58ihhkm.jpg http://i304.photobucket.com/alb...

I hear you guys on the pain that road wheels can be. I finished these 2 nights ago, after about 3 hours of effort. Some of that was just taking breaks to give my eyes some rest before they went cross-eyed. An extra annoyance with these is they are overlapped and they are already affixed, which posed...

Looks great so far!!!

-Kevin

Ok, been a busy few weeks away from hobby stuff, but I finally had the occasion to get out to my garage and start airbrushing! Not much in the form of an update, but I hope to get the rubber on the roadwheels painted on tonight and maybe some of the stowage details. then it will be time for some Fut...

Thanks for the kind words gents! I have put the first coat of XF-60 on it, but I think I cut it with too much white(was trying to get a light hue) and I over-did it a bit. I will probably just use some buff XF-57 next time instead. I am going to give the base coat another go soon, but I have nationa...