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I have not really done any 'show off ' threads for my stuff.
So here goes.

Herman,
I just finished reading Zaloga's 'Armored Victory' and this excellent build could have come from any page showing abandoned or captured German equipment. Extreme realism achieved!
regards,
Painless

Very nice work sir. I've been looking at those tracks for my P IV, how do you like them?

Wow, that's quite a finish. The mud, the underlying green and how it comes together on different surfaces - hats off sir.

jtracks wrote:Very nice work sir. I've been looking at those tracks for my P IV, how do you like them?

Really good, has better traction than my Pz IV with standard style tracks.
Adds to the "toughness" of the look I reckon

PainlessWolf wrote:Herman,
I just finished reading Zaloga's 'Armored Victory' and this excellent build could have come from any page showed abandoned or captured German equipment. Extreme realism achieved!
regards,
Painless

Thanks Mr Painless,I did not take the pictures, a guy at the club took them on a club day
. Hes a bit of a hit with a camera.

Great photos - model looks perfect.

Ditto on the tracks

superb job..a masterclass in weathering and detail !

well done

A fine piece of work and no mistake.

Looks like the real thing - it does t get any better than that.

HERMAN BIX wrote:

jtracks wrote:Very nice work sir. I've been looking at those tracks for my P IV, how do you like them?

Really good, has better traction than my Pz IV with standard style tracks.
Adds to the "toughness" of the look I reckon

I agree, it really ads to the look, very nice.