StuG III Ausf. A

[jhamm]

Good morning Tanker,

the next project is almost ready.
Some Details, markings and weathering are still missing.

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a short video of first testdrive:

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Thank you for watching.

[HERMAN BIX]

Thats fantastic. So clean in its lines and slick looking.
I love a good StuG and thats one I really would like . Top Job

[Ecam]

What an impressively low profile, that would have been a difficult target. Unlike the slab sided 9 foot M3 and M4 series the US used.

Great work!

[Ad Lav]

Nice to see a short barrelled Stug

[ColemanCollector]

More details on this one please! Nothing more pugnacious looking than an early Stug III. Love it!
Mike.

[PainlessWolf]

Good Morning!
Great StuG Ausf A! Is this Build from one of the older resin kits that were available from Asiatam? Looking forward to hearing and seeing pics of this great Build.
regards,
Painless


( Just for the StuG lovers of the StuG Life, a quick pic of my 'B' for those that remember )

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[tankme]

Mighty fine little guy.

[jhamm]

Hello,
some Pics from build:

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And now some new Pics from details:

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Thank´s for watching

[jaxenro]

Wow very nice

[ColemanCollector]

What are the sources for the conversion parts you used? End results look sweet!
Thanks,
Mike