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This Stug is very beautiful with these details. Can I ask you where do you find saukopf mantlet and concrete parts? One day, I would like to made a Stug, but only with this saukopf, but I don' t find one.

A very neat solution that you've come up with to disguise that gap Rob, nice work

Cheers, Lee.

For sure a tidy way of filling that gap.
I might try A retrograde version on mine.

I may have mentioned this before but I envy the finish on your tracks! A beautiful blend of deep surface rust and steel. Eye candy for folks like me that appreciate realism. I would shake your hand if possible.

You have some superb, and inspiring refinements on the StuG, Rob. You should be proud of your handiwork. If it were mine, I would be

Thnkz for the kind words, gentlemen.

FredtheFrench wrote:This Stug is very beautiful with these details. Can I ask you where do you find saukopf mantlet and concrete parts? One day, I would like to made a Stug, but only with this saukopf, but I don' t find one.

Well, several German suppliers sell the Saukopf mantlet.
Look at Licmas, Rctank and Asiatam.
Mine is from Asiatam, just because they were the cheapest. Just under €10.00. Other suppliers charge much more.
The Asiatam one, needed quite some work to get it fit. But for that price, I should not complain.
The concrete stuff comes from the Sockelshop, also German. Parts are made by Atak in Poland.
Now you can start your StuG project too.....
Good luck.

Just added the brackets which go over the supports for the Schürzen, situated on the fenders alobgside the assault gun.
Made them out of electrical wire.

A few more....

Brillant detials exceptional in all aspects