Panzer II – fundament of the German Panzerwaffe
Re: Panzer II – fundament of the German Panzerwaffe
Nicely done Freddy!
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Re: Panzer II – fundament of the German Panzerwaffe
Thanks again!
A question ocured while posting my Panzer II Ausf. C ... would there be interest about an F type ( because this type was produced in big numbers and was widely used, especially in the African campaign)?
A question ocured while posting my Panzer II Ausf. C ... would there be interest about an F type ( because this type was produced in big numbers and was widely used, especially in the African campaign)?
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Re: Panzer II – fundament of the German Panzerwaffe
After applying the standard grey color „Wehrmachtsgrau“, the tank got markings of the platoon leader of the 3rd platoon in the 4th company of the 35th tank regiment, that was incorporated in the 4th tank division, fighting with Heeresgruppe B in the western campaign France, May 1940.
The build is now finished except weathering and some personal gear.
The build is now finished except weathering and some personal gear.
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Re: Panzer II – fundament of the German Panzerwaffe
Absolutely superb
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Re: Panzer II – fundament of the German Panzerwaffe
Fantastic little tank
Re: Panzer II – fundament of the German Panzerwaffe
I’ll second that! It qualifies as a true work of the modeler’s dark arts.
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Re: Panzer II – fundament of the German Panzerwaffe
Freddy that is a spectacular panzer
Tanks alot....
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Re: Panzer II – fundament of the German Panzerwaffe
An exquisite example of a numerous and iconic machine.
A credit to you Sir.
Thanks for pursuing these rare and often overlooked AFV's.
Yourself and Mr Ismailov sure do bring out the best in all things "small tank"
Every home should have one !
A credit to you Sir.
Thanks for pursuing these rare and often overlooked AFV's.
Yourself and Mr Ismailov sure do bring out the best in all things "small tank"
Every home should have one !
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Re: Panzer II – fundament of the German Panzerwaffe
so good to get your feedback
My effort is to get more tanks of the early period of WW II available. So next will be a Panzer II Ausf F followed by a Panzerjaeger I.
Here is a little update meanwhile…
To get kits alive a crew or at least a figure is needed…
Yes, Ilgar is doing a very good job on overseen (smaller) tanks.HERMAN BIX wrote:An exquisite example of a numerous and iconic machine.
A credit to you Sir.
Thanks for pursuing these rare and often overlooked AFV's.
Yourself and Mr Ismailov sure do bring out the best in all things "small tank"
Every home should have one !
My effort is to get more tanks of the early period of WW II available. So next will be a Panzer II Ausf F followed by a Panzerjaeger I.
Here is a little update meanwhile…
To get kits alive a crew or at least a figure is needed…