Panther G Splinter Camo Question???
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Panther G Splinter Camo Question???
I was hoping someone could help me with information regarding splinter or disruptive camo on late war Panthers.
I have searched for some reliable sources in books or on the internet, without any success.
Does anyone know if there actual was a pattern that looked something like these colour illustrations?
I am aware that with colour plates, the artist's interpretation and imagination sometimes leads to inaccuracy in historic portrayal.
I have searched for some reliable sources in books or on the internet, without any success.
Does anyone know if there actual was a pattern that looked something like these colour illustrations?
I am aware that with colour plates, the artist's interpretation and imagination sometimes leads to inaccuracy in historic portrayal.
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Re: Panther G Splinter Camo Question???
Yes, please.Eastern Front wrote:Glenn B,
I have a few references that show the pattern of Panther 324... I have not seen the pattern on 322----yet.
If you need the references let me know, I will forward the ISBN..
Cheers.
That would be a big help

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Re: Panther G Splinter Camo Question???
While we're on the subject of late war Panthers, here is another one from Echelon decals, with a historic photo for back up.
I find late war stuff hard to get good data on, this one, like many from that time just says "unidentified unit".
I find late war stuff hard to get good data on, this one, like many from that time just says "unidentified unit".
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Re: Panther G Splinter Camo Question???
look here about half way down the page, its another site but has great pictures of the scheme your looking for
http://www.armorama.com/modules.php?op= ... 142&page=1
http://www.armorama.com/modules.php?op= ... 142&page=1
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Re: Panther G Splinter Camo Question???
Yeah, I like that one and they have done a nice job on it.
I am not saying it isn't authentic but I am looking for historic B&W photos that would authenticate that pattern, I hope to find some.
I am not saying it isn't authentic but I am looking for historic B&W photos that would authenticate that pattern, I hope to find some.
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Re: Panther G Splinter Camo Question???
this pic is halfway down the page, just above the pics of the models.FreakyDude wrote:look here about half way down the page, its another site but has great pictures of the scheme your looking for
http://www.armorama.com/modules.php?op= ... 142&page=1
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Re: Panther G Splinter Camo Question???
this pic is halfway down the page, just above the pics of the models. There is a second pic i found as well. The pattern certainly was used.FreakyDude wrote:look here about half way down the page, its another site but has great pictures of the scheme your looking for
http://www.armorama.com/modules.php?op= ... 142&page=1
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Re: Panther G Splinter Camo Question???
Those look like the green base with thin yellow stripes used by the manufacturer MNH, my present Panther is based on those.
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Re: Panther G Splinter Camo Question???
Glen B wrote:While we're on the subject of late war Panthers, here is another one from Echelon decals, with a historic photo for back up.
I find late war stuff hard to get good data on, this one, like many from that time just says "unidentified unit".
Glen,
Dragon Armor had that Panther in 1/35

supposedly the area of the Balaton Offensive was chiefly the 6th SS Panzer Div
or maybe
this tank belonged to PzDiv Leibstandarte Adolf Hitler, either 3. or 4. Kompanie
http://www.armorama.com/modules.php?op= ... _id=100384
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Re: Panther G Splinter Camo Question???
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Thanks for posting that, it is interesting to see it portrayed as a model, as opposed to a colour plate.
Makes and interesting looking model IMHO.
Thanks for posting that, it is interesting to see it portrayed as a model, as opposed to a colour plate.
Makes and interesting looking model IMHO.

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