1941 StuG III Ausf B

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PainlessWolf wrote:Alpha,
That's exactly what I did. ;o) Thank you, my friend. I remembered that advice from one of your other tips posts. Speaking of other kits, I have a 1/15 StuG IV that is completely resin that I will be building and turning into a display model with a little help from Bandai. Also, next Spring or Summer will see that Imperial Sturmtiger kit start up. I've been wanting one of those since the original 1/16 rtr version came out from Matorro. Lots of resin next year, I am happy to say ;o)
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Yes I've been told of the goodies you've gotten...as well as seen your post about the Sturm....Good for you Painless...I knew if you got your hands on a good resin kit you would enjoy it :D ...Keep your wits about you though...those bad ones are out there...just glad you didn't have to work on those ..as I'm pretty sure it would have put you off to resin all together :D

Keep up the great work and enthusiasm Painless :thumbup:

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PS...I have a Gundam junk resin kit that fell and shattered a bit....if you want to try to resurrect it...you can have it lol....just kidding ;) ...that one is going to be a real pain to fix :crazy:
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Re: 1941 StuG III Ausf B

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Alpha,
I like to think that I have a little SticK-To-It in me when it comes to problems. I'll freely admit tho' that if a part turns to dust when it breaks, not much even I can do about it. ;o) I'm looking forward to many more years of RC tanks ( and trucks and tracks now ) It will be fun to see where the Hobby goes with friends along for the ride.
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PainlessWolf wrote:Alpha,
I like to think that I have a little SticK-To-It in me when it comes to problems. I'll freely admit tho' that if a part turns to dust when it breaks, not much even I can do about it. ;o) I'm looking forward to many more years of RC tanks ( and trucks and tracks now ) It will be fun to see where the Hobby goes with friends along for the ride.
regards,
Painless
Yes indeed Painless perseverance is all important when taking on just about any task....I mention that Gundam model...sure it's junk resin...but I know I can fix it ...and you know as well as I...that I wouldn't have the collection I now have if I just gave up :haha: ....even if parts turn to dust...you can bet on it I'll find a way to fix that as well lol.....it's all part of the adventure ...it's what makes the challenge ...FUN :D


Carpe Diem Painless :thumbup:

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Re: 1941 StuG III Ausf B

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Nothing in the Post today. Tonight was the local Sketchnite we host so I waited until late to get anything StuG related done. Pictures:
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The Commander is a resin, early war version and should look great in the StuG.
The Commander is a resin, early war version and should look great in the StuG.
The Commander is a resin, early war version and should look great in the StuG..JPG (98.11 KiB) Viewed 3224 times
Open and time for some interior detailing.  The handle on the Commander's hatch turned out Ok.
Open and time for some interior detailing. The handle on the Commander's hatch turned out Ok.
Open and time for some interior detailing. The handle on the Commander's hatch turned out Ok..JPG (89.51 KiB) Viewed 3224 times
Closed with hinges Ultra-Gel'd into place
Closed with hinges Ultra-Gel'd into place
Closed with hinges Ultra-Gel'd into place.JPG (82.69 KiB) Viewed 3224 times
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Re: 1941 StuG III Ausf B

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Paul,
Thank you! ;o) I wanted something different and he was available in a new casting. I could have paid more and had him arrive painted but I kind of like to do that myself anymore.
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Re: 1941 StuG III Ausf B

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Get some paint on her :)
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Re: 1941 StuG III Ausf B

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Paul,
Good morning. I've seen those decals and have some on watch on Ebay. Very useful to add a little detail and accuracy. Have you seen the pupil ones for eyes? Kind of creepy with hundreds of differently sized and colored eyes looking at you from a sheet. ;o) Very, very useful tho'. There are some tutorials on YouTube on how to apply them for best effect.
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Ad Lav, you ask, you receive... Pictures:
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Casemate painted.  Any further touchup can be done with brushes.
Casemate painted. Any further touchup can be done with brushes.
Casemate painted. Any further touchup can be done with brushes..JPG (94.17 KiB) Viewed 3198 times
Another view of the interior and hatches
Another view of the interior and hatches
Detail hatch paint with Model Master's Elfenbein
Detail hatch paint with Model Master's Elfenbein
Barrel with two coats of the Panzer Gray
Barrel with two coats of the Panzer Gray
View across the top
View across the top
Double coats of the solid performing Model Masters Panzer Gray
Double coats of the solid performing Model Masters Panzer Gray
Double coats of the solid performing Model Masters Panzer Gray.JPG (98.45 KiB) Viewed 3198 times
Barrel primered
Barrel primered
The resin came in pre primered but a second coat of the excellent Tamiya primer makes sure...
The resin came in pre primered but a second coat of the excellent Tamiya primer makes sure...
The resin came in pre primered but a second coat of the excellent Tamiya primer makes sure....JPG (98.82 KiB) Viewed 3198 times
Prepped for paint
Prepped for paint
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YAY!!!!....................PAINT........... :D


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Re: 1941 StuG III Ausf B

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Alpha,
Moving along. I'm waiting for the replacement flash. I'll be painting details in the meantime. ;o)
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