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Re: RAMSCHAUFELPANZER PANTHER
Posted: Thu Mar 12, 2020 4:07 pm
by PershingLover
Can you post some more pics of that beast?
Re: RAMSCHAUFELPANZER PANTHER
Posted: Thu Mar 12, 2020 5:51 pm
by Trora
Thank you for your pics and help
Gr Ralf
Re: RAMSCHAUFELPANZER PANTHER
Posted: Thu Mar 12, 2020 9:29 pm
by Marco Peter
PershingLover wrote:Can you post some more pics of that beast?
Well... It's not my picture but you can see all of them here:
https://www.armortek.co.uk/Forum3b/view ... =19&t=6691
AND you can see it in (crushing) action here:
Also near the end of the video you can see it pulling my Panther.
And please feel free to watch more of my videos, like, and subscribe!

Re: RAMSCHAUFELPANZER PANTHER
Posted: Sun Mar 15, 2020 10:00 am
by HERMAN BIX
My civilian bulldozer attendant is getting closer.
The ‘Mo stayed !
Buttons to do and he’s on the job .
I would like more crew, let’s see
Re: RAMSCHAUFELPANZER PANTHER
Posted: Sun Mar 15, 2020 12:42 pm
by PershingLover
Not to enforce any stereotypes Herman, but you shouldn't operate heavy machinery when drunk!
Re: RAMSCHAUFELPANZER PANTHER
Posted: Tue Mar 17, 2020 10:04 am
by HERMAN BIX
jimbo_wa wrote:Lovely work, in lieu of any chance of snow will you be creating havoc in the kids sandpit ‘playing’ with the dozer blade?!
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I am close to giving that a go mate !...........as snow is a thing we see on Discovery Channel, or, by travelling to see it(and that aint going to happen soon eh

) its sand & dirt only im afraid .
Thanks for looking in Mr 'Wa, hows your various projects going ?
Re: RAMSCHAUFELPANZER PANTHER
Posted: Tue Mar 17, 2020 7:48 pm
by jimbo_wa
HERMAN BIX wrote:
Thanks for looking in Mr 'Wa, hows your various projects going ?
My focus has been taken to the 1/35th scale thanks to Modler, cost and space, so the 1/16th stuff has taken a back seat (only have the Taigen Stug/Panzer III and Tamiya Pershing left now anyways).
I'd also say that thanks to the 'zombie apocalypse' sweeping the planet, chances to meet monthly at the Grantham Light Armoured Division will be greatly reduced...
Re: RAMSCHAUFELPANZER PANTHER
Posted: Sat Mar 28, 2020 8:58 am
by HERMAN BIX
jimbo_wa wrote:HERMAN BIX wrote:
Thanks for looking in Mr 'Wa, hows your various projects going ?
My focus has been taken to the 1/35th scale thanks to Modler, cost and space, so the 1/16th stuff has taken a back seat (only have the Taigen Stug/Panzer III and Tamiya Pershing left now anyways).
I'd also say that thanks to the 'zombie apocalypse' sweeping the planet, chances to meet monthly at the Grantham Light Armoured Division will be greatly reduced...
I get ya mate, lot of that going around.
Due to the unfortunate residual health situation of the guy thats doing the figure for me, unless its posted I will not see it until this thing pisses off.
So for no, this remains unfinished............Sunday here tomorrow, so maybe a bit of mucking around with pigment & streaking.
Re: RAMSCHAUFELPANZER PANTHER
Posted: Mon Mar 29, 2021 1:06 am
by HERMAN BIX
Got a pointer to a discussion about the dozerpanther :
https://www.tapatalk.com/groups/missing ... 27502.html
Really interesting to get the date of the pictures narrowed down, as well as the location !
I still think the mantlet was the original with the gun removed, but its so hard to tell for sure.
Coming into Easter here, I will try to get this completely finished.
Re: RAMSCHAUFELPANZER PANTHER
Posted: Sun May 23, 2021 10:36 am
by HERMAN BIX
Got pigment on the blade, now its looking a lot better.
Still to chuck a bit of rubble debris on the hull in places(like my Bedspring T34) but for now, its close to done.
The pictures seem to show a lot of very light material on the blade (which I tried) that I just could not for the life of me look at on the model & think it was ok
Toned it right down & added a bit of Tamiya Weathering Master 'C' silver & gun metal to the lower blade, with a bit of MIG 3013 Rubble pigment for the upper blade mixed with 3004 Europe Earth & Soilworks Mars Rust, applied with diluted PVA, with Soilworks 'Gypsum' brushed on with a makeup brush to add a lightening effect in places.
(translation:.........I had it to hand & kept adding this & that until it seemed to look right

)