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At last I've finished.











I wanted to keep this one looking quiet clean, so it ony got a light weathering. I figured by 1945 it would not have been long off the production line before it was in action. Hope you like it.

Dave

very nice job, like the figure as well

Nice job on the panther and the figure.
Stevie

I like the clean look,and the equipment not being painted to match the camo.Not to sure but I don't think they would paint over wooden handled tools or the lifting block.The Commander looks good as well,cheers Sax

Looks great in clean condition,after all it had to be like that at one point in it's life.
Is it a HL or Tamiya?
I find it hard to tell with the newer Heng Longs as they look so good.

Steve

nice work on your Panther G, I like the just almost fresh out of the factory look, with minimal weathering and road dirt on the tank

Thanks for the comments guys. I've waited so long for one of these that I could not bring myself to ruff it up to much

Saxondog wrote:I like the clean look,and the equipment not being painted to match the camo.Not to sure but I don't think they would paint over wooden handled tools or the lifting block.

I agree the first thin we do when we do a respray is strip everything off that can be taken off.

Wight wrote:Looks great in clean condition,after all it had to be like that at one point in it's life.
Is it a HL or Tamiya?
I find it hard to tell with the newer Heng Longs as they look so good.

Steve

It's a HL with a few after market mods.

Cheers

Dave

where did you get the ammo belt for the mg from im after one for my panther

I got it from Welsh Dragon about 3 months ago.

Dave

cheers for that i"ll av a look on his site