1/35 Neubau-Fahrzeug, Rheinmetall-Fahrgestell und Krupp-Turm

[Jamie Tainton]

Some more progress shots....

[Jamie Tainton]

[Jamie Tainton]

[Jamie Tainton]

added the top bit to the exhaust system




the parts that make up the two smaller MG turrets...


the parts that make up the main turret assembly

[Jamie Tainton]

Well this kit is practically at the point where I can start painting, which I did yesterday - with some black primer, which I'll have to post pics of later. For now you can see the final parts having been added.

[Laurent Moitrot]

interesting subject and another nice kit isn't it ?

[Jamie Tainton]

[Tim Coulson]

Looking good Jamie.

Nice clean build.

[Jamie Tainton]

Well as there really is not much to the kit, except the running track, I'm ready to paint. I washed the plastic with some warm water and dish soap, which once dry the next dat I sprayed with some black paint as a prep for the colours to come. I have decided to do the early paint scheme with the three colours.
I used Humbrol paints to mix up a Nr . 17 erdgelb-matt tin number 94 with some 186 i think. I used the colour chip that is printed in the PanzerTracts No. 1-2 on the Pz. I.
I does seem darker and less yellow than the usual colour one sees out there but hey, they're the experts.
Nice picture here to get the info from needed to do the pattern

[Charles Wojtkiewicz]

Wow- what a monster! I've always thought this is what a tank designed by a kid would look like- centipede tracks and battleship turrets! Looks great, Jamie- that camo is going to be fun!

Cheers!
chuk