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Hi everyone,

This is it, the Nashorn is finished, fini, finito, fertig, terminado

Today, I made the ammo rounds, painted the radio the best I could, installed the periscopes, and put on a couple of accessories.

To complete this build, here is a last picture show of my completed Nashorn. I will post them in two messages, interior and exterior pictures.

Thank you for your interest in my first public build. I liked the experience.

The Juckenburg kit is a very difficult kit, probably not for everyone. Yes, I had to redo and scratch build a lot of parts, but in the end, I am happy with the results.

Here are the ammo and the interior pictures.

Regards, Louis

And now the exterior pictures.

Regards, Louis

Mui Fantastico
Thanks for the fantastic Pictures

The only other Thing. Give the MP40s a wash

Ah, forgot the wash on the MP40, yes indeed.
Louis

Louis,
You should add this set of photos to a Thread in the Show Off Forum then park this Beauty in the TOTM for May Submission Thread.
regards,
Painless

Hi, I gave a quick wash to the Schmeissers and then had some fun taking pictures of them. Somehow, these metal parts are difficult to work with.

Creating a 1/16 scale vehicle with an open fighting compartment brings a lot of challenges, but it creates a brand new dimension to model building.

Louis your work is exceptionally done. Can you share with us on the forum ( when you have time of course) your process to create the dry brushing and the products you use...

They are brilliant and very convincing

Carl

A stunning masterpiece model. Thank you for taking the time to document your build. Thoroughly enjoyed the read and your photos.

John

Staggering level of excellence Sir...............a genuine credit to you

Thank you everyone, it was a pleasure.

FYI, I have started planning and accumulating material for my autumn big project, a 1/6 scale Marder II, which should be interesting and I will present the build here. In the meantime, I will likely relax by slowly overhauling a Panther or a Stug, nothing complicated.

Regards, Louis