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What a lovely baby tank Vincent

She is so cute even without tools and tracks

I need to build another one, soon

So much on the bench, so many failed GB's

Looking good Vincent

Steve H

Yep, it's really cute

Which reminds me, I do have both a Panzer I and a Flakpanzer I....if time permits

Philipp

Well i guess I asked for an update, and wow your about done. It looks great.

Shawn

Steve Hutchinson wrote:What a lovely baby tank Vincent
She is so cute even without tools and tracks
I need to build another one, soon
So much on the bench, so many failed GB's
Looking good Vincent

Steve H

Thanks Steve. There is something special about these little Panzers and knowing your love for them I was surprised you didn't opt to build one for this GB.
Vincent

Philipp Gross wrote:Yep, it's really cute

Which reminds me, I do have both a Panzer I and a Flakpanzer I....if time permits

Philipp

Go for it Philipp. Do you have the Tri star or Dragon versions?

Vincent

Shawn Ramsey wrote:Well i guess I asked for an update, and wow your about done. It looks great.

Shawn

Thanks Shawn. Hope to have paint on it this weekend. Not looking forward to the doing the tracks though.

Vincent

Vincent Power wrote: Go for it Philipp. Do you have the Tri star or Dragon versions?

Vincent

Both are Tristar. It seems the remaining stocks of the Flakpanzer were thrown onto the market dirt cheap last year. The regular Panzer I is actually a clear plastic limited edition. I ordered a regular one back then....

Philipp

Steve Hutchinson wrote: So much on the bench, so many failed GB's
Steve H

That is the only reason Vincent,

The Flammpanzer WAS going back onto E-bay, so nothing lost if it failed disastrously

Philipp, I so wish I had a clear Pz I

Never been close to having one

Paint soon Vincent?

Regards

Steve H

Sorry for the late reply and lack of updates. Unfortunately, life gets in the way sometimes.
I managed to get some primer on the little fellow. Then I put on a coat of "earth oche". I deliberately made use of the dark primer to create some shadows in the deeper areas on the hull. I lightened the base colour with some Vallejo Iraqi Sand and a touch of white. I think it worked out ok:? Green and brown up next then the weathering starts.

Vincent

Looking forward how you'll proceed on this, looks very good so far

Philipp