StuG Ausf B - Mid 1941 - Armor on the Steppes
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Estnische
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Re: StuG Ausf B - Mid 1941 - Armor on the Steppes
Great thread Painless. Nice to see something different, and StuGs are making a comeback!
Re: StuG Ausf B - Mid 1941 - Armor on the Steppes
Cool runner painless. That is really a great Little Stug. Fantastic work. 
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HERMAN BIX
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Re: StuG Ausf B - Mid 1941 - Armor on the Steppes
Thats real nice Mr painless, I reckon tanks go around in cycles...........Jagdtigers, Tigers, PzIV's, Shermans, and so on
They all seem to have a burst of popularity in phases.
I'm doing a late war StuGIII for the guy who paints my figures(the one I did the brass work for on the PzIV) and I dont know what it is about them, but they are just genuine fun to build.
They all seem to have a burst of popularity in phases.
I'm doing a late war StuGIII for the guy who paints my figures(the one I did the brass work for on the PzIV) and I dont know what it is about them, but they are just genuine fun to build.
HL JAGDPANTHER,HL TIGER 1,HL PzIII MUNITIONSCHLEPPER, HL KT OCTOPUS,HL PANTHER ZU-FUSS,HL STuG III,HL T34/85 BEDSPRING,
HL PZIV MALTA,MATORRO JAGDTIGER,HL F05 TIGER,TAMIYA KT,HL PANTHERDOZER,HL EARLY PANTHER G,TAIGEN/RAMINATOR T34/76,
HL AN-BRI-RAM SU-85
HL PZIV MALTA,MATORRO JAGDTIGER,HL F05 TIGER,TAMIYA KT,HL PANTHERDOZER,HL EARLY PANTHER G,TAIGEN/RAMINATOR T34/76,
HL AN-BRI-RAM SU-85
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PainlessWolf
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Re: StuG Ausf B - Mid 1941 - Armor on the Steppes
Good morning Gentlemen,
Thank you for checking out the Ausf B on the move, stranded, etc. *chuckles* As many times as I have had to remove stones from the tracks of my vehicles, remount\repair tracks due to stones and debris in the track run, it really indicates just how important a Good Driver was to the general welfare of the tank. Yessir, that little StuG is a real runner. Taigen really got the lower hulls right on those Pz IIIs and StuG IIIs. As for my work, years ago, it held up for the most part. I removed tape that was used to bundle wires (Hey!, I was still new to the Biz ;o) and still need to go in and finish cleaning up the inside and rebundling the wiring with plastic ties. It is all running and gunning again so I am pleased with yesterdays work. I am hoping, Herman, that StuGs are regaining interest in the Forum again. They are fun to build and once all the electronics compacting is gotten past, a ton of fun to run as well.
regards,
Painless
Thank you for checking out the Ausf B on the move, stranded, etc. *chuckles* As many times as I have had to remove stones from the tracks of my vehicles, remount\repair tracks due to stones and debris in the track run, it really indicates just how important a Good Driver was to the general welfare of the tank. Yessir, that little StuG is a real runner. Taigen really got the lower hulls right on those Pz IIIs and StuG IIIs. As for my work, years ago, it held up for the most part. I removed tape that was used to bundle wires (Hey!, I was still new to the Biz ;o) and still need to go in and finish cleaning up the inside and rebundling the wiring with plastic ties. It is all running and gunning again so I am pleased with yesterdays work. I am hoping, Herman, that StuGs are regaining interest in the Forum again. They are fun to build and once all the electronics compacting is gotten past, a ton of fun to run as well.
regards,
Painless
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Raminator
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Re: StuG Ausf B - Mid 1941 - Armor on the Steppes
Top-drawer, like all of your builds Painless. It's always great to see some early-war armour, it makes a pleasant change from all the big cats. Early StuGs are a favourite of mine; they have a way of looking both tough and cute at the same time, like a French bulldog rendered in steel plate.
