Ad Lav wrote:Great looking tank, a slimline Jagdpanther
Like the bicycle!
Cheers Mr Lav, it is a bit racy like a small JP !
The bicycle is an interesting stowage item but it was very disproportionate for the result to the effort that went into it to get it and paint it
I did want to remove the stick grenade box off it, but the nature of the print material meant that as soon as I touched it with the cutting disc, the frame broke just in front of the box.
So I abandoned the job
Tell ya what, as you had such a hit with the slogan for the 152, care to have a shot at a suitable one for this ??
Other than maybe a suitable slogan to add on the Casemate, it’s done.
The bike is secured, tools shoved in the box, ready to get on with the final effort into Berlin…………. So close yet still far away…………
The bike sits ok with the front wheel supported by the ammo crate, used embroidery thread lightly washed for the rope, Mr Frankie gave me that tip and it’s really a good scale look for rope.
A crew man or two will be a definite for this later, and Taigen metal tracks too.
Thanks again to Mr Raminator for the hard work getting the conversion done to such a high level and for deciding to part with it
Late SU-85 of the 2nd Guards Tank Army, 9th Tank Corps, Spring 1945
"[T]hats a good one but going to be a mission to freehand." Rad did some Russian stencils for me: he even checked the slogan and corrected it some. Then he provided two different type styles: one in block caps. and the other in a script.