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thanks mates!

the torn.fu.b1 and the battery box on the back of the radiooperator are comercial, from Verlinden.

the torn.fu.d2 and the open battery box are from a friend. I think he will sell them sometime, he is making a lot of stuff (when you see the ammo boxes you are going to drool ), but i do not know when his shop will be open. Unfortunately i have no permission from him to publish or send the 3d files.

best regards

Jussek wrote:thanks mates!

the torn.fu.b1 and the battery box on the back of the radiooperator are comercial, from Verlinden.

the torn.fu.d2 and the open battery box are from a friend. I think it will sell them sometime, he is making a lot of stuff (when you see the ammo boxes you are going to drool ), but i do not know when his shop will be open. Unfortunately i have no permission from him to publish or send the 3d files.

best regards

Let him know he's got a list of us looking forward to buying his products

c.rainford73 wrote:

Jussek wrote:thanks mates!

the torn.fu.b1 and the battery box on the back of the radiooperator are comercial, from Verlinden.

the torn.fu.d2 and the open battery box are from a friend. I think it will sell them sometime, he is making a lot of stuff (when you see the ammo boxes you are going to drool ), but i do not know when his shop will be open. Unfortunately i have no permission from him to publish or send the 3d files.

best regards

Let him know he's got a list of us looking forward to buying his products

he already know this! he is stealthy reading this forum...

and now, the final steps to call de FuG zug's scene done

the same mix used in all my scenes and positions: water, white glue, and real dirt and ground from the Panzodrom, so it will blend flawlessly there

mixed and placed on the scene's base





upon dried up, a second pass with water mixed with white glue to harden it more (just in case) and them some dusting with dry dirt to cover the white marks of the glue who could be visible and finish.





PS: don't mind my old and trusty Kamet Enduro on the background, after 20 years of carring me over the mountains they died a 'boot's death' on a track, and since then they get a second live in my garden as nice pots for some of my wife plants

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Brilliant...........I hope to use your techniques to cover the base I need on the Pantherturm I'm building.

HERMAN BIX wrote:Brilliant...........I hope to use your techniques to cover the base I need on the Pantherturm I'm building.

thanks mate!

i'm sure i'm not the first using this technique, but it works very well and is cheap.

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This whole project is absolutely amazing, every time I think you have built 'the best' you go and build something even better. If there was ever a global tank meet, this would be the place to go. Some French guys tried to organise a meet at Normandy a few years back, there was interest from the US, Russia, Australia and everywhere across Europe?

hi all

thanks you very much wibblywobbly, who knows!

Some more pieces already painted ...

Boxes of 300 projectiles for MG34 and 42





Ammunition for the 15cm NbW41 battery painted and glued on its base











And some more pics of the observation posi and of the radio team that I did yesterday in the Torrent AMT Modelling Fair (we participate every year outside the Fair's building to add some extra encouragement to the public that crowds the area)







bests regards

hi guys

observation post finished:















best regards

I'm not making any more comments. Just read any of the previous ones. They all still hold true.

silversurfer1947 wrote:I'm not making any more comments. Just read any of the previous ones. They all still hold true.

LOL, don't worry mate! i do not post here to receive compliments!

thanks for your kind comments!