Italeri 1/35 DEMAG Sd.kfz.10
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Italeri 1/35 DEMAG Sd.kfz.10
I liked building this kit as there were no dramas to contend with and the tracks were trouble free in their construction which is always a plus.
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Mark
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Re: Italeri 1/35 DEMAG Sd.kfz.10
Very nicely done, Mark. The camo looks fantastic.
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Re: Italeri 1/35 DEMAG Sd.kfz.10
Terrific build. Excellent finish
Besting 60 years of mediocre building of average kits in the stand off scale
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Re: Italeri 1/35 DEMAG Sd.kfz.10
Love the camo on this one. What is the circular attachment on he rear?
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Re: Italeri 1/35 DEMAG Sd.kfz.10
These wonderful softskin builds keep coming, Mark. This is another excellent piece of work, great painting, weathering and photography. I have the old Italeri SdKfz 10 in the stash and, like my Tamiya Quad, I'll let this build of yours sink gracefully out of sight before I dare make mine so as to avoid any direct comparison - other members might think I've done a reasonable job then
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Re: Italeri 1/35 DEMAG Sd.kfz.10
Thanks all...your too kind.
Shaun, I am sure when you build your Italeri SDkfz 10 it will be every bit if not better than my effort and if it's any consolation I don't think I have many more softskins to build( unless I make a trip into the stash again...unlikely as I still have some tanks to start soon) So I will look forward to seeing your build.
Shaun, I am sure when you build your Italeri SDkfz 10 it will be every bit if not better than my effort and if it's any consolation I don't think I have many more softskins to build( unless I make a trip into the stash again...unlikely as I still have some tanks to start soon) So I will look forward to seeing your build.
To be honest Nigel I didn't know myself when I was building this kit but curiosity got the better of me and I have now found out that it was used to hold a barbed wire coil, apparently it was easier to deploy the wire this way.Clashcityrocker wrote:What is the circular attachment on he rear?
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Re: Italeri 1/35 DEMAG Sd.kfz.10
Spot on build Mark, that really is a great model
Best wishes
Jim
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Re: Italeri 1/35 DEMAG Sd.kfz.10
Titan, out of interest what is the circular 'thing' on the rear of the vehicle for?
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Re: Italeri 1/35 DEMAG Sd.kfz.10
It was used to carry a barbed wire coil Larry.
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Mark
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Re: Italeri 1/35 DEMAG Sd.kfz.10
Another winner, Mark. Keep them coming.
Re: Italeri 1/35 DEMAG Sd.kfz.10
Titan has an amazing ability to construct WW2 German Army vehicles and weather them, and might be interested in this film in COLOUR on YouTube showing German Army surrendering to the US Army in May 1945, for a bit of inspiration.
Interestingly some vehicles shown are still in Panzer grey or both grey and the later 'sand yellow'
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NgOgBaj7UEY;
Interestingly some vehicles shown are still in Panzer grey or both grey and the later 'sand yellow'
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NgOgBaj7UEY;
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Re: Italeri 1/35 DEMAG Sd.kfz.10
Wonderful result!
@ Shaun: No one wants to follow after Titan...
@ Shaun: No one wants to follow after Titan...
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