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HERMAN BIX wrote:
If you have roof armour ,you NEEEEEeeeed to have deck armour !!
If not your need, then ours ok
Its not all about you ya know Mr S

Lov'n the Panther project so far

Thx Mr. B. I feared you would say something like that

We will see. Plenty of brass to add still. Now got a Evergreen tube for the arial stowage piece, only to find that the
Heng Long piece was still in the box

Long time no update. Well, there were plenty of life projects going on. Meanwhile I found the odd half an hour to work on the left side fenders and put them on now. Making them fit gave me some headache and I hope they will be sturdy enough. I hope the backside details will be a bit more straight forward. And after reading Mr Kirk's Panther weld line experience. Mine are missing on the already painted turret as well. #mad

Here you go, one from the stowage bins done. Delicate enough, and too much so to be workable. But the added detail still looks nice. The atak Zimmer to put on now.

Wow Soeren they are fantastic.

In between got these two fellas. Redundant in parts. But all drawings are in there and as they say "in scale"

Hey there folks. Went ahead with the back zim. Needed to increase the section around the back hatches and tweek the various parts around the exhausts. I was thinking about changing to cast 3xhaust covers for the difference. But not worth it for me. So just added some weld lines and a touch of texture. Getting closer. Good thing about the Panzer tracts, it has all the parts inside. Large crow bar should be 180cm. Easy now to get the proper size. Also a nice top down view for the cover on top the driver/radioman. Etc.

I may post my panther to you for its outfitting and design
This is simply brilliant my friend. The panther is my favourite tank and I want mine to be perfect. This is a great example for me to follow.

I would be really happy to see what you do with your Panther.

Finally started Base coating of Hull and wheels.

Wheels got their highlight coat and hull prepared for suspension madness. At least I can properly paint the sides now