My version of the Stug III
Forum rules
If you're planning on posting a log of your build please use the relevant build sections.
If you're planning on posting a log of your build please use the relevant build sections.
- GreenAmphibian
- Lance Corporal
- Posts: 187
- Joined: Thu May 06, 2010 2:13 am
- Location: Northern Triad area of North Carolina
My version of the Stug III
Here are a couple of pictures of the modifications I did to a HL StuG.
Herman
Herman
Death smiles at everyone, Marines smile back!
- Red Devils
- Staff Sergeant
- Posts: 872
- Joined: Sun May 06, 2012 2:38 pm
- Location: Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
- Contact:
Re: My version of the Stug III
Herman, that by far the sweetest version of the ambush camp scheme that I have seen. Well done sir.
Derek
Derek
The Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry
First in the Field - Since 1914.
First in the Field - Since 1914.
- GreenAmphibian
- Lance Corporal
- Posts: 187
- Joined: Thu May 06, 2010 2:13 am
- Location: Northern Triad area of North Carolina
Re: My version of the Stug III
Thanks Red Devil. Here are a couple updated ones.
Herman
Herman
Death smiles at everyone, Marines smile back!
Re: My version of the Stug III
what can I say.. very good job!!
however I think the standard out the box Heng Long, in grey is so much better, as a favour I'm happy to send you the one I have, as a straight swop.
so you will no longer have to hide at Tank meets
however I think the standard out the box Heng Long, in grey is so much better, as a favour I'm happy to send you the one I have, as a straight swop.

so you will no longer have to hide at Tank meets

If at first you can't fix it , hit it with a big hammer
TANKS
4 Tiger 1's
King Tiger
Panzer 3
Challenger 2
Bulldog
TANKS
4 Tiger 1's
King Tiger
Panzer 3
Challenger 2
Bulldog
- GreenAmphibian
- Lance Corporal
- Posts: 187
- Joined: Thu May 06, 2010 2:13 am
- Location: Northern Triad area of North Carolina
Re: My version of the Stug III
Ahhh, thanks Teddy, I think. There would be postage involved and I am kind of used to being overlooked at the meets now anyway. But thanks for the offer! LOL
Mods include Tamyia boards from Tiger 1, servo recoil, metal tracks, metal suspension, shurzen on the sides with magnetic holders, magnets holding upper hull to lower hull, custom railing on rear deck, stowage, steel gearboxes, 400 motors, opened up the air intake boxes, command antenna, working notek light, (still working on a green tube convoy one for the rear) and of course the paint
Herman
Mods include Tamyia boards from Tiger 1, servo recoil, metal tracks, metal suspension, shurzen on the sides with magnetic holders, magnets holding upper hull to lower hull, custom railing on rear deck, stowage, steel gearboxes, 400 motors, opened up the air intake boxes, command antenna, working notek light, (still working on a green tube convoy one for the rear) and of course the paint
Herman
Death smiles at everyone, Marines smile back!
- Edwin
- Corporal
- Posts: 394
- Joined: Tue Jun 11, 2013 8:34 pm
- Location: Rheinland Pfalz Germany
- Contact:
Re: My version of the Stug III
Hi Herman,
a nice variation of an ambush camouflage, you made there, which was quite realistic...
I myself would paint something only age and dust, as the colors still seem a bit too bright for my taste.
This could be your Stug is more realistic, but that's my view.
Otherwise it's really well done...
regards Edwin
a nice variation of an ambush camouflage, you made there, which was quite realistic...

I myself would paint something only age and dust, as the colors still seem a bit too bright for my taste.
This could be your Stug is more realistic, but that's my view.
Otherwise it's really well done...

regards Edwin
APAMOTEC Model technology in detail
- GreenAmphibian
- Lance Corporal
- Posts: 187
- Joined: Thu May 06, 2010 2:13 am
- Location: Northern Triad area of North Carolina
Re: My version of the Stug III
I agree, that is why this tank has received a wash of dark earth and some natural weathering that has toned down the colors to a more natural appearance. It doesn't show up well in the pictures however. I think it is the flash on the camera.
Herman
Herman
Death smiles at everyone, Marines smile back!
- lliw180
- Lance Corporal
- Posts: 111
- Joined: Thu Jul 18, 2013 2:25 am
- Location: Adelaide South Australia
Re: My version of the Stug III
nice work mate whats that thing sticking up
scratch building is more fun
- GreenAmphibian
- Lance Corporal
- Posts: 187
- Joined: Thu May 06, 2010 2:13 am
- Location: Northern Triad area of North Carolina
Re: My version of the Stug III
The winter tracks make it quite hard to turn in grass if you are using it outside. I also made a set of the wire mesh schurzen, but I like the solid ones better.
I think you are referring to the command antenna? Six radial spokes? They were used by Bn. commanders and up. Mine is scratch built.
Herman
I think you are referring to the command antenna? Six radial spokes? They were used by Bn. commanders and up. Mine is scratch built.
Herman
Death smiles at everyone, Marines smile back!
- PainlessWolf
- Lieutenant-Colonel
- Posts: 7655
- Joined: Sun Feb 26, 2012 9:09 pm
- Location: Southern Colorado Rocky Mountains
Re: My version of the Stug III
Good Morning,
Top Drawer work that! Thank you for sharing. Any You Tube links?
regards,
Painless Wolf
Top Drawer work that! Thank you for sharing. Any You Tube links?
regards,
Painless Wolf
...Here for the Dawn...