StuG III Ausf. A

[Herr Dr. Professor]

Yes, I like seeing the short-barrel STUG III. Amid all the good details of your STUG, I noticed that the driver figures represents a Panzer crewman in the early hat, just right for the early STUG III. I, too, would be interested in the answer to ColemanCollector's question: "What are the sources for the conversion parts you used?"

[jhamm]

I, too, would be interested in the answer to ColemanCollector's question: "What are the sources for the conversion parts you used?"

The casemate is from Asiatam,
the cannon blind and lamp covers are from MK-Modellbau
Everything else is either selfmade or standard parts..

[ColemanCollector]

Thanks for the info on parts, JHamm!

Mike.

[jhamm]

The StuG today on meeting at Harzgerode:

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[ColemanCollector]

Oh, now that's nice! Love the early panzers
and stugs with the white outline cross on the dunkelgrau.

Mike.

[Barmonkey]

Awesome Stug!

[HERMAN BIX]

Thats niiiiiice.
The real early ones almost look cute !

[Herr Dr. Professor]

Your Sturmgeschütz looks to have nearly pristine Dunkelgrau. I have ATVs in both weathered and fresh-from-the-factory paint, and I like both. I think the fresh paint look appeals to my distant German heritage: muß rein sein.