My modifications included painting the vehicle in a darker (more accurate) Tamiya German Gray, adding the mud and weathering effects using airbrushed Tamiya Red Brown and Flat Earth colors, installation of the exterior rack for the gas can, installation of a bench seat and stowage box in the interior, and installation of cleats to secure the stowage and tools. The Balkenkreuz markings are hand painted using stencils I made (my first attempt at that!). The end result is still a bit simplistic compared to the professional builds that have been done with the Armor Hobbies SDKfz 250, but the vehicle looks much better than before and I'm happy with it. For those interested in getting this kit, the basic Armor Hobbies SDKfz 250 kit can still be found at Monkey Depot for about $150, though it's increasingly hard to find the various aftermarket accessories that were made for it...
Below are some pictures of my model in action in my backyard, including a couple shots of it paired up with my Dragon prebuilt 1/6 scale Panzer II model.
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