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Neubaufahrzeug (NbFz)
- Thread starter mpm1972
- Start date
I guess no one has seen the base kit. This one is HEAVILY modified.
PLEASE post all the SBS images.
Regards,
PLEASE post all the SBS images.
Regards,
Looks great, I'm always scared to ask if some of these are real or not. But the build looks fantastic.
phantom II
Master at Arms
Hello, very interesting build. I hate to say but I'm not familiar with that tank. What country produced it ? Looks very nice to me.
Cheers, Christian :woohoo:
Cheers, Christian :woohoo:
Kreighshoer
Active member
finally andrej - finally! i'm very glad that you show your outstanding and top notch model here!
like saúl stated, andrej's improvements on the basic kit are substantial and very detailed! i followed his build from the very first nut put in place and was blown out of the chair with every update! one of the best builds i ever had the pleasure to follow and telling from improving and detailing it's eye to eye with chuk's work!
christian: that's a german tank from the very early war period! two prototypes were produced and sent to norway as part of the panzerabteilung zur besonderen verfügung 40!
like saúl stated, andrej's improvements on the basic kit are substantial and very detailed! i followed his build from the very first nut put in place and was blown out of the chair with every update! one of the best builds i ever had the pleasure to follow and telling from improving and detailing it's eye to eye with chuk's work!
christian: that's a german tank from the very early war period! two prototypes were produced and sent to norway as part of the panzerabteilung zur besonderen verfügung 40!
shawngehling
Active member
Great job...
Wow is all I can say... You have completely re-worked this beast
and it looks great. Keep posting pictures.
Shawn
Wow is all I can say... You have completely re-worked this beast
and it looks great. Keep posting pictures.
Shawn
Dear friends!
Thanks all for high appreciation of my modest work!
It is possible to look at a photo of all process of construction here [url=http://www.planetarmor.com/forums/showthread.php?t=6786]Look[/url]
For those who isn't familiar with a prototype - country of origin Germany, 2 skilled and 3 serial are made. Participated in the Norwegian company of 1940.
Thanks all for high appreciation of my modest work!
It is possible to look at a photo of all process of construction here [url=http://www.planetarmor.com/forums/showthread.php?t=6786]Look[/url]
For those who isn't familiar with a prototype - country of origin Germany, 2 skilled and 3 serial are made. Participated in the Norwegian company of 1940.
Jenny Croft
Banned
Justt total master modelling ! I am so looking forward to seeing the paint scheme !
Jenny :kiss:
Jenny :kiss:
Kreighshoer
Active member
watch out andrej - prior to july 1940 the german vehicles were painted grey with brown blotches! plaing grey only after that date!
so if you want to depict your beautiful tank to an earlier date than july 1940 you should go with grey and brown!
so if you want to depict your beautiful tank to an earlier date than july 1940 you should go with grey and brown!
:huh: :woohoo: Great work!!!randy_ditton
Master at Arms
hello Andrej, Checked out your work in progress on the other site, WOW!!!!!! Spectacular results 
A really different subject too
Randy
A really different subject too Randy
Kreighshoer
Active member
brown and dark grey are very hard if not impossible to distinguish in a black and white photo!
you don't have to believe me but maybe this document will help:
you don't have to believe me but maybe this document will help: