ICM 1/35 Panhard 178 AMD-35 Command

[Steve Brodie]

Review build for Armorama;

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[Guest]

Superb finish Steve. Great work on the engine too.

[papa 695]

That looks fantastic Steve

[Guest]

Excellent build Steve

[Snowman]

Very nicely done.

The Panhard Eland's used in the SADF, were nicknamed "Noddy Cars"!

I had a friend who was 6'8" and he was the gunner in one of them! I have no idea how he contorted his huge frame into one of those tiny armoured cars?o_O

[Guest]

Excellent stuff Steve. The paintwork is nicely shaded & faded and the interior detail looks great.

[Guest]

Excellent build and finish Steve.

[grumpa]

Nice work Steve, really like the engine compertment

[monica]

fantastic work,Steve,looks great and real ,like your weathering,very well done,like this a lot,

[Guest]

very nice steve , excellent build

[takeslousyphotos]

Superbly done.......Your attention to detail, and finish is first class.

Cheers
Peter

[Steve Brodie]

Thanks everyone for your kind words. Its an excellent kit and enjoyed every minute of it. Just waiting for the review to be posted now.

[Steve Brodie]

Very nicely done.

The Panhard Eland's used in the SADF, were nicknamed "Noddy Cars"!

I had a friend who was 6'8" and he was the gunner in one of them! I have no idea how he contorted his huge frame into one of those tiny armoured cars?o_O

Haha its like an inverted TARDIS, even in 1/35 scales its huge for a car, but then you see how cramped the driving positions are - must have had a shoe horn to get the guys in and how small the turret space is with the main gun fitted and its tiny !!

[Steve Brodie]

If weather is okay at weekend, going to get a couple of natural light shots of her.

[colin m]

Very nice. You're tempting me to have a go at this armour stuff.