Knocked out Panzer IV.....Part 2. Western Europe.

[spanner570]

Here's the wrecked Panzer in three locations. To make some sort of background, I've had another trip into the loft and brought down the remains of three diorama bases.

A Normandy village.









In 'The Sticks'









In the Reich.








For the final part, I'll quickly go to snow - In Eastern Europe.

Cheers all.
Ron

[Guest]

Considering how bashed up it is, it sure gets about a bit!

Superb and inspirational work all round.

[spanner570]

Thank for your post Andy. Much appreciated. :thumb2:

I guess this this has run it's course now. I suspect having three parts was too disjointed to retain interest.

Thanks to those who posted their comments throughout this build.

I'll end it now. Perhaps I'll visit Russian snow and ice another time.......

Cheers.
Ron

[stillp]

I was expecting one of the parts to involve a bridge in Italy...
Pete

[adt70hk]

Great work as always Ron.

atb

andrew

[Jim R]

Hi Ron
Model is a b****y wreck but the composition and the photography are superb :tongue-out3: :rolling:
Jim

[Graeme C.]

Looks nice in it's new surroundings!

[yak face]

Great job mate , photography is excellent . Love the use of Dock flowers for foliage , gives a superbly realistic looking tree. Cheers tony

[minitnkr]

Don't remember the village. Looks really, really good. Wreck looks great here. Excellent pics. Ost Front version?

[Si Benson]

Very nice Ron :thumb2: Always enjoy your artistic photography skills

[Mini Me]

Great stuff all around 570......very resourceful Sir. :thumb2: Rick H.

[Ian M]

You have fully understood the "value for money" side of this hobby of ours.
Cant wait to see the winter version.

[Tim Marlow]

More great composition and photography. What’s not to like!

[JayCee]

Ron, stopped in mid flow? Let us all see the last one please.
John.

[rtfoe]

Ron, that Panzer sure has a fetish for having its picture taken...nice holiday postcard shots. :smiling6: It's also not shy about discarding its clothing showing the insides...could catch a cold in the next snow picture. Nice. :thumb2:

Cheers,
Richard