Inaccurate, ancient, lacking in detail, a toy. Thus speak most members of the modelling fraternity about this old kit, and quite right they are too. But keep in mind, I had loads of straight forward fun building it, and that's all that matters - To me at least.... :upside: :thumb2:
O.O.B.
Brush painted with Vallejo model Air Acrylics. Disc camo. done by 'twisting' two suitably sized and shaped brushes.
Excellent vinyl tracks.
Baking foil zimmerit, marked with summat sharp and stuck on the model.
Tarps and bed rolls made from toilet roll paper.
Netting from a bag of onions.
A piece of chain from god knows where.
Sewing thread for the lashings.
Bits from my spares box.
Fuse wire antennas.
A bit of muck from the garage floor.
Finally, a big dollop of imagination from the battle hardened Stug Commander as to what he wanted, needed, and where to put them!
Cheers and thanks for looking.
Ron
O.O.B.
Brush painted with Vallejo model Air Acrylics. Disc camo. done by 'twisting' two suitably sized and shaped brushes.
Excellent vinyl tracks.
Baking foil zimmerit, marked with summat sharp and stuck on the model.
Tarps and bed rolls made from toilet roll paper.
Netting from a bag of onions.
A piece of chain from god knows where.
Sewing thread for the lashings.
Bits from my spares box.
Fuse wire antennas.
A bit of muck from the garage floor.
Finally, a big dollop of imagination from the battle hardened Stug Commander as to what he wanted, needed, and where to put them!
Cheers and thanks for looking.
Ron
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